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Latest Impact Factors from Aquatic Sciences Journals
Thomson Reuters Releases Journal Citation Reports for 2009 |
We are pleased to bring you the latest Impact Factors from Elsevier's Aquatic Sciences journals*. The Aquatic Sciences team would like to thank you, our editors and researchers, for your continued commitment and good work in this field!
Highlights include...
For the full list and further information on all the latest Impact Factors,
please click here
More information about Journal
Performance Measurements
Journal performance measurements offer
a systematic, objective means to critically evaluate
journals, and several indicators are available, such
as IFs, EigenFactor, SNIP, SJR journal ranking, etc.
For more information on IFs and other journal
performance measurements
visit the website about Journal Performance
Measurements
* Journal Citation ReportsŪ, published by Thomson Reuters, 2010
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Hydrology Conference 2010 - Don't wait until the last minute - register now!
San Diego, California, October 11-13, 2009 |
 This major international conference will target the developing interdisciplinary science themes in the interface between hydrology and other scientific disciplines, including climate change, biology, chemistry and social sciences. These subjects are of particular relevance as population increases and a changing climate bring new pressures on hydrological systems around the world.
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Water Research Virtual Conference - register now!
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| Journal News |
News from the ICMPE Conference 2010:
Elsevier Awards
Hong Kong, May 17, 2010 |
During the International Conference on Marine Pollution and Ecotoxicology, Marine Pollution Bulletin awarded the two following award winners:
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The Marine Pollution Bulletin Young Scientist Award
for an Outstanding Poster Presentation:
Awardee: Kwok Ming CHEUNG, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Presentation title: HYPOXIA AND LIVER DEVELOPMENT
For details of Mr. Cheung’s Research, click
here.
- The Marine Pollution Bulletin Young Scientist Award
for an Outstanding Oral Presentation:
Awardee: Sue CODI KING, Charles Darwin University, Australia
Presentation title: THE INDO-PACIFIC ROCK OYSTER (SACCOSTREA SP.) AS A BIOMONITOR FOR WATER QUALITY IN NORTHERN TROPICAL AUSTRALIA
Other prizes and awards at the conference
included:
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Best Cited Authors 2005-2009 |
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Elsevier honoured the authors of the 50 best cited papers 2005-2009 in Marine Pollution Bulletin and presented them with a certificate. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our authors for their continuous good work and for publishing with us! View a list of all winners and corresponding papers here.
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Winner of the Marine Pollution Bulletin Prize
Draw |
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We are also pleased to announce the winner of the Solar Charger.
Jee Hyun Jung of Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute, Korea,
answered all the questions correctly. Congratulations, Jee!
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News from
IAGLR Conference 2010:
Elsevier Awards
During the Conference on
Great Lakes Research, May 17-21, Toronto Canada,
Elsevier presented the following awards: |
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Elsevier Award for Best Reviewer: Ronald M.
Dermott was chosen the best reviewer of the journal.
Congratulations, Ronald! |
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Elsevier Young Scientist Award
Scott Higgins, University of Wisconsin - Madison.
Click here to
access one of Scott's award winning papers.
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Elsevier Young Student Award
Gretchen J.A. Hansen, University of
Wisconsin - Madison
Click here to
access one of Gretchen's award winning papers.
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Journal of Great Lakes Research Associate Editor Recognized
IAGLR
recognizes the crucial role played by peer review in
assuring the quality of the journal. Hunter J. Carrick received this year's
IAGLR Editor's Award.
Hunter J. Carrick,
Pennsylvania State University |
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Click
here
for more information on all prizes awarded during the conference.
JGLR Special Supplement Now Online
Access the new supplement, Assessing the Health of Lake Whitefish Populations in the Laurentian Great Lakes, on
ScienceDirect.
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Special Issues Round Up |
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| Featured Books |
| Now Available |
| The editors of the Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences, 2nd Edition, have selected key topics from the larger work in order to create thematic volumes -- each is ideal as a handy desktop reference or portable research tool. Now you can purchase individual volumes of this classic text--dubbed the "best encyclopedic resource on the subject"--at user-friendly prices! |
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Elements of Physical Oceanography
Edited by John H. Steele, Steve A. Thorpe and Karl K. Turekian
This volume features superior coverage of ocean physics, air-sea transfers, and the transfer of properties such as heat, salinity, momentum and dissolved gases within and into the ocean. |
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Marine Biology
Edited by John H. Steele, Steve A. Thorpe and Karl K. Turekian
This volume features a broad variety of plant and animal species, putting the diverse aspects of their physical, chemical, and human environment into context. Articles cover the main taxonomic groups and discuss important processes such as the production of phytoplankton, fish locomotion, marine mammal diving physiology, and seabird conservation.
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Descriptive Physical Oceanography: An Introduction, 6th Edition
By Lynne D. Talley, George L. Pickard, William J. Emery and James H. Swift |
The much-anticipated Sixth Edition of this classic text publishes in January 2011. Author Lynne Talley joins the team of expert-instructors to deliver updated coverage of large-scale oceanography, as well as special topics in waves and coastal elements. Instructors, reserve your exam copy today by visiting our site.
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New in Aquatic Science:
RSS feed
Elsevier is pleased to bring you the new Elsevier Aquatic Science RSS feed
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Announcing a New Service for Authors
www.elsevier.com/citealert
The new, free, unique and automated service notifying authors by email when their work is referenced by a newly published article on ScienceDirect |
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Electronic publication Aquatic Sciences journals: colour figures free of charge!
In the electronic version of all our journals, all figures can appear in colour free of charge. |
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