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Publishing your research as a supplementary issue to one of Cambridge University Press's journals enables you to get your clinical findings, conference proceedings and symposia reports quickly and directly to your target audience.
Learn morePublishing your research as a supplementary issue to one of Cambridge University Press's journals enables you to get your clinical findings, conference proceedings and symposia reports quickly and directly to your target audience.
Learn moreThe aim of the Research Directions’ questions is to guide the conversation on what the important research goals are in each research community. Discover more sponsor about sponsoring a Research Directions question.
Learn moreThe aim of the Research Directions’ questions is to guide the conversation on what the important research goals are in each research community. Discover more sponsor about sponsoring a Research Directions question.
Learn morePublishing your research as a supplementary issue to one of Cambridge University Press's journals enables you to get your clinical findings, conference proceedings and symposia reports quickly and directly to your target audience.
Learn morePublishing your research as a supplementary issue to one of Cambridge University Press's journals enables you to get your clinical findings, conference proceedings and symposia reports quickly and directly to your target audience.
Learn moreThe aim of the Research Directions’ questions is to guide the conversation on what the important research goals are in each research community. Discover more sponsor about sponsoring a Research Directions question.
Learn moreThe aim of the Research Directions’ questions is to guide the conversation on what the important research goals are in each research community. Discover more sponsor about sponsoring a Research Directions question.
Learn moreFor all Sponsorship, Sponsored Supplement, Special or Themed Issue, and Special Collection enquiries, please contact us at: sponsorship@cambridge.org
We accept sponsorship of certain journal activities and outputs. These include:
Sponsored Supplements
Supplements are an effective way to rapidly communicate your research to the academic and professional community within a prestigious peer-reviewed journal. All Supplements are peer-reviewed in accordance with the journal’s peer review policy to the same high-quality editorial standards as regular issue content and are published within the main journal volume. A Supplement is an additional publication beyond the normal number of issues within a journal Volume and is therefore funded by sponsors, examples of which might include, but not limited to, industry-specific businesses, not-for-profit organisations, government agencies, educational institutions, and hospitals.
Sponsored supplements are available at a minimum to all journal subscribers, however there are a variety of supplement options available. Funding bodies may choose to include a print component or to publish all articles Open Access with a CC-BY license, making sure you reach your target audience.
Submit your proposal using the links on this page.
Benefits:
Some of our Journals may choose to commission collections of articles on a particular topic and may approach sponsors to support these special issues.
We also welcome suggestions for special/themed issues from sponsors, with the journal following all usual authorship, review, and acceptance processes and the journal maintaining all editorial control. You may also choose to sponsor making a special/themed issue Open Access by waiving open access publication fees.
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Benefits:
Sponsors may wish to collate and promote a content collection on a particular topic of relevance to their aims. This collection would be hosted on our Cambridge Core platform for an agreed period of time.
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Benefits:
Learn more about sponsoring a question in Research Directions in the links on this page.
Our journal sponsorship program is designed for companies and organizations interested in supporting our diverse range of publications. Through this program, we aim to fund Gold Open Access publication for authors who may not have the means to cover Article Processing Charges (APCs). For further information, please reach out to: sponsorship@cambridge.org
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