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9 months ago Journal publisher in the US. Journals do appear to have yet published any issues, nor have any DOIs been registered, so would be unable to add until their is evidence of research outputs.
Summary of request: Add a new organization to ROR
Update record: Name of organization: ROR ID: Which part of the record needs to be changed? Description of change:
Merge/split/deprecate records: Organizations affected by this change: ROR ID(s) of organization(s) affected by this change: How should the record(s) be changed?
Add record: Name of organization: Genomic Press Website: genomicpress.com Link to publications: DOI prefix: 10.61373 Organization type: Company (A private for-profit corporate entity involved in conducting or sponsoring research) Wikipedia page: Wikidata ID: ISNI ID: GRID ID: Crossref Funder ID: Aliases: GenomicPress Labels: Acronym/abbreviation: GenomicPress Related organizations: City: New York, NY Country: USA Geonames ID: Year established: 2023 How will a ROR ID for this organization be used? To identify affiliations for research publications, To be integrated in a scholarly publishing system
Other information about this request: We are a new academic-driven scientific publishing house that is launching three journals in 2024: Genomic Psychiatry, Psychedelics, and Brain Medicine. As an example of our commitment to academic excellence, the Genomic Psychiatry Editorial Board, comprises so far 46 esteemed members. These members are not just eminent in their fields but also globally recognized for their contributions. Among them is Nobel Laureate Thomas Südhof, underscoring the board’s prestige. Several members distinguish themselves with affiliations to esteemed institutions: in the US National Academy of Sciences, we have the likes of Huda Akil, Moses Chao, Fred Gage, Jan-Ake Gustafsson, Yasmin Hurd, Robert Malenka, John Rubenstein, and again Thomas Südhof. Within the US National Academy of Medicine, our roster includes Fred Gage, Raquel Gur, Yasmin Hurd, Kenneth Kendler, Robert Malenka, Maria Oquendo, John Rubenstein, Alan Schatzberg, Thomas Südhof, Gustavo Turecki, and Myrna Weissman. The Royal Society honors Jonathan Flint and John Hardy as its Fellows. Additionally, the British monarchy has knighted two of our board members, John Hardy and Michael Owen, in recognition of their extraordinary achievements. This diverse and accomplished group mirrors the unparalleled expertise and global recognition our editorial board enjoys.