Brain and Spine Journal achieves prestigious Clarivate Web of Science indexation milestone

We are thrilled to bring you more exciting news regarding the Brain and Spine Journal, a collaborative effort between EANS and EUROSPINE. Building on our recent achievement of being indexed in PubMedCentral and Scopus, we are delighted to share that the journal has reached yet another significant milestone.

We are thrilled to announce that the Brain and Spine Journal has been accepted for indexation in Clarivate Web of Science, a renowned platform known for its comprehensive coverage of scholarly literature and citation analysis. This development is a testament to the exceptional quality of research published in our journal and its growing influence in the field of brain and spine research.

What does this mean for the journal and its authors?

The inclusion of the Brain and Spine Journal in Clarivate Web of Science is a significant step towards obtaining an Impact Factor (IF). An Impact Factor is a widely recognised metric that measures the influence and importance of a journal in the scientific community. Achieving an IF will not only solidify our position as a leading publication but also further enhance the visibility and reach of the research published in our journal.

For our esteemed authors, this milestone translates into increased recognition and exposure for your work. Publishing your research in the Brain and Spine Journal will now position it on a platform that is closely watched and cited by researchers, institutions, and policymakers worldwide. This can significantly boost the impact of your research and your standing in the academic community.

As a reminder, members of EANS and EUROSPINE , have the unique opportunity to publish their research in the Brain and Spine Journal free of charge. We encourage you to take advantage of this privilege and contribute your valuable research to our journal.

We want to emphasize our commitment to upholding the highest standards of science and ethics in the publication process. Your contributions are essential to the advancement of the field, and we look forward to receiving your papers for consideration.

Thank you for your continued support, and together, let's make the Brain and Spine Journal an even more influential platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas in the field of brain and spine research.

Best regards,

Wilco Peul and Frank Kandziora
Editors-in-Chief

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