[January 2022] Simplify User Login to EM/PM with ORCID Single Sign-On (SSO)
As each EM/PM site functions as a unique database, users are required to create an account for each individual publication. To streamline the login process, Aries has partnered with ORCID to offer a single sign-on option for EM/PM, which eliminates the need for users to manage multiple sets of login credentials. Configure ORCID SSO forRead More
[July 2009] Impact Factor Increase for Long Time Editorial Manager Journal
Holzforschung, published by Walter de Gruyter, is an international scholarly journal that publishes cutting-edge research on the biology, chemistry, physics and technology of wood and wood components. In 2008 Impact Factor of Holzforschung increased to 1.278 (now it ranks #3 of 18 in Materials Science, Paper & Wood). Holzforschung was an early adopter of EditorialRead More
[September 2018] LetPub Selects Editorial Manager Ingest Service
Aries Systems is pleased to announce that LetPub will join a growing list of submission partners using the Editorial Manager Ingest Service. LetPub will utilize Editorial Manager Ingest 2.0, the updated and improved Ingest Service which features greater workflow visibility, access to more detailed notifications, and streamlined revision submission. Read more.
[January 2016] Keeping connected: Clinical trials
When it comes to clinical trials, it can be difficult to track down related content. Not all journals publish the trial ID in the body of the article; therefore, although a results article may cite a published protocol, there is nothing to connect that article to subsequent publications. And nothing to link from the protocolRead More
[September 2013] Editorial Humors
Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_US.
[March 2016] EM powers newly launched journals
Two recently launched titles, The Graphene Council’s Graphene Technology and Cell Press’ Chem are using Editorial Manager to power submission and peer review workflows.
[August 2013] Editorial Humors
Other Editorial Humors cartoons appeared in recent newsletters. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_US.
[September 2021] Free Webinar: Streamlining Research Data Repository Deposits with Dryad and EM
Join Aries and Dryad for an upcoming joint-webinar, Streamlining Research Data Repository Deposits with Dryad and Editorial Manager, on Wednesday, October 20th at 10am ET. We will discuss the Dryad/EM integration, highlight powerful publisher use cases from PLOS and CUP, and detail the EM configuration steps required to get started! Registration is free – signRead More
[September 2012] Editorial Humors
Relieve the stress of deadlines and demands with a monthly dose of Editorial Humors! Thank you to readers for the positive feedback on the August cartoon. Future cartoons will include suggestions from editorial offices; please send yours to marketing@ariessys.com. Editorial Humors is published under a Creative Commons license that permits free republishing with appropriate acknowledgement. SeeRead More
[November 2012] Only five spaces left for December meetings in London
Last call for user group meeting registration! The meetings will feature tutorials and interactive session on the use of Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager as well as other current topics in publishing. Aries is pleased to announce the following EEMUG guest speakers: Sarah Robbie of Taylor & Francis Rachael Lammey of CrossRef Simon Inger ofRead More
[February 2021] Register for the EEMUG 2021 Webinar Series!
Thank you to those who joined the first two sessions in the EEMUG 2021 webinar series! There is still time to sign up for the remaining sessions, which include workflow tips, UX/UI updates, upcoming EM/PM integrations, and more! Registration for each session is free – browse the series agenda and sign up today!