European Burn Journal Achieves Major Milestone: Indexed in Web of Science with Impact Factor of 1.0!
We’re thrilled to announce that the European Burn Journal (EBJ) has been indexed in Web of Science and has earned its first Impact Factor of 1.0. This remarkable achievement underscores our dedication to advancing burn care and prevention through rigorous, open-access research.
About the European Burn Journal
As the official journal of the European Burns Association (EBA), EBJ is a leading international platform for sharing the latest breakthroughs in burn care and prevention. Our audience includes physicians, nurses, therapists, psychologists, and researchers worldwide. We invite submissions from all burn care professionals.
Rapid Review and Publication
We’re committed to a swift and thorough peer-review process. Authors typically receive an initial decision within 24.7 days, and accepted papers are published in just 5.6 days. Learn more at https://www.mdpi.com/journal/ebj.
Unlocking the Power of Open Access
EBJ’s open-access model ensures that vital research is accessible to everyone. This broadens the impact of published work, fosters collaboration, and drives innovation. Moreover, our mission aligns perfectly with the European Union’s strong support for Open Access (OA). By making research freely available, OA accelerates scientific progress and benefits the global community, and increase citations and authors’s visibility.
EU Open Access Leadership
The European Union is a pioneer in open-access policies. By prioritizing free access to scientific knowledge, the EU is fueling innovation and economic growth. Many EU institutions support open-access publishing by covering article processing charges (APCs). Discover more about the EU’s open-access initiatives at https://blog.mdpi.com/2023/10/19/eu-open-access-policy/.
Partnering for Impact
MDPI collaborates with over 820 institutions globally to maximize the reach of research. Our Institutional Open Access Program (IOAP) offers discounts and flexible publishing options to support researchers.
Join Us in Advancing Burn Care
We invite researchers to contribute their groundbreaking work to the European Burn Journal. Together, we can make a significant impact on burn care and prevention.