ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and Jaypee Brothers Medical Publisher, Southeast Asia’s largest and fastest-growing health sciences publisher, are pleased to announce a new partnership through ResearchGate’s innovative Journal Home offering.
The agreement covers 10 fully open access journals across a broad spectrum of medical disciplines, with all version-of-record content made available through ResearchGate to more than 25million+ active researcher members – driving global readership and engagement with authors across the medical research community.
Each participating journal will benefit from enhanced brand visibility through dedicated journal profiles, which include key information and all article content, as well as showcasing how editors and ResearchGate’s community is connected to a journal. Journals will also be prominently featured across all associated article pages and other relevant touchpoints for members across the platform.
Authors publishing in participating Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishing journals will additionally benefit from having their articles automatically added to their ResearchGate profiles – providing valuable insights and deepening their understanding of who is reading and citing their work.
“Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers offers a platform for researchers from the Southeast Asian region and some parts of the Latin Americas with the best ethical practices and a centre for excellence. We are delighted to partner with ResearchGate to increase the international reach of our journals,” said Dr Geetika Sareen, Director of Jaypee’s Journals. “Journal Home’s unique functionality helps our authors to connect and engage with new readers, as well as building visibility for our journals with potential authors across the globe.”
“It is excellent to see Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers extend their brand profile with the global medical community through Journal Home,” said Sören Hofmayer, co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at ResearchGate. “Journal Home gives authors in these journals a new way to reach and engage medical researchers where they are, within ResearchGate’s thriving researcher ecosystem. I look forward to seeing the results from our collaboration!”
