We emphasise that different journals provide different services to their communities, and we caution against comparing the publishing statistics of journals without considering the broad roles that each journal plays in their communities. For example, the time required for expert review can be far longer in some subjects than in others, and journals that aim to identify the most significant new advances in a field will have notably different statistics from a journal that aims to rapidly publish all technically competent research.
If you have any questions about the metrics described on this page, please contact openresearch@cambridge.org .
Please note that these statistics apply to research-type articles only (i.e., Research Articles, Review Articles, Rapid Communications, Brief Reports, Case Reports).
Please note that these statistics apply to research-type articles only (i.e. Research Articles, Review Articles, Rapid Communications, Brief Reports, Case Reports).
Please note that these statistics apply to research-type articles only (i.e. Research Articles, Review Articles, Rapid Communications, Brief Reports, Case Reports).