PDF - Recruitment Media Kit

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RECRUITMENT MEDIA KIT 2016
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FOR RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING
AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
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YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE
60%
UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE
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C O N T E N T
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L E A D
G E N E R A T I O N
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5%
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2%
5%
HOSPITAL / MEDICAL SCHOOL
BIOTECH / PHARMA
GOVERNMENT
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
OTHER
48%
RESEARCH SCIENTIST / TECHNICIAN
47% LAB DIRECTOR /
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
5% NON-SCIENTISTS
INSPIRING SCIENTISTS TO INQUIRY AND ACTION
© Based on Cell.com Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports, Science Edition (2013)
53%
NORTH AMERICA
25% UK / EUROPE
19% ASIA PACIFIC
3% REST OF WORLD
RECRUITMENT MEDIA KIT 2016
CONTENTS
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INTERACTIVE
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I N CO N T E N T
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LEAD
GENERATION
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OUTBOUND
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Demographics
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Specs & Prices
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Dates & Deadlines
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research journal in the Cell Biology and Biochemistry & Molecular
Biology category with an Impact Factor of 32.242*. Cell Press
publishes 31 journals spanning the life sciences, including the
leading Trends review journal series, and consistently works to
bring the industry new resources.
Thank you for taking the time to review our new media kit; we look
forward to assisting you with your next job posting, conference or
grant announcement.
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O T H E R
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great recruitment advertising opportunities.
O U T B O U N D
evolving
We realize that the recruitment landscape is changing. We offer the
products you know and love, both online banners and print advertising
in our many journals. We aim to help you reach far beyond the static,
into the consciousness and inboxes of our subscribers.
L E A D
G E N E R A T I O N
We are
committed to
Promote your organization’s job posting, conference or grant
announcement by advertising in one of our Classified Preferred
Packages. Each package is uniquely targeted to a specific scientific
discipline and offers both the widest exposure to candidates, and
considerable savings. There are also opportunities to sponsor one
of our several email alerts (eTOCs). Recipients are all opt-in
subscribers, so emails are fully permission based, resulting in
exceptionally high reader engagement and open rates.
C O N T E N T
Our Journals
At Cell Press, we understand that as an employer, your main
objective is to find highly qualified researchers. Whether it is with an
online job posting on the Cell Career Network, emails to our qualified
CV candidate pools, special banners and print ads in one of our
targeted journals, we can bring you opportunities to generate job
applicants by connecting your organization with our audience.
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OT H E R
We continue to focus on the trends and directions of science and,
as such, have launched two new journals in 2015, Cell Systems and
Trends in Cancer.
I N T E R A C T I V E
AWA R E N E S S
For more than 40 years, Cell Press has led the Life Science industry
with a collection of prominent, peer-reviewed publications that span
the breadth and depth of the life science market. We have remained
singularly focused on publishing the highest-quality science with
innovations in technology and publishing practices.
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A B O U T
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research the latest great science. Choose from
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Media.
RICH MEDIA
More than AWARENESS, let a viewer engage with your
ad without having to leave the webpage! Rich media
ads present interactive content such as surveys,
videos, registration forms, and more.
SPECIFICATIONS
STANDARD BANNER
RICH MEDIA ASSETS
FLASH BANNER
• Acceptable formats: .gif and/or
.jpeg
• High-resolution logo: .gif, .jpg, .png
• Animations should run for shorter
than three loops or 30 seconds
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than three rotations or 30 seconds
• All ads with a white background
must include a colored border
• 40 Kb max file size
• All available ad sizes
• Video: YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook,
URL of your video’s page, .flv file
• Photos (for slideshow): Flickr, Picasa
• Social Media: Twitter, Facebook
• Blog: URL or feed (RSS/ATOM)
• Custom Content: Flash files in .fla,
.swf, text
• 336 x 280 pixels
• 728 x 90 pixels
• 40 Kb max file size
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must include a colored border
• Flash ads should use Click-Tag.
When submitting rich media, an
alternate .gif is required
• 336 x 280 pixels
• 728 x 90 pixels
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GLOBAL TARGETING
Online is great, but sometimes the entire world is
not your audience. Increase the relevance of your
campaign through geo-targeting. We can geo-target
eToC and banner ads to ensure you aren’t wasting
valuable marketing dollars.
EMAIL TARGETTING
ELECTRONIC TABLE OF CONTENTS
(ETOC)
Broadcast your message in the audience’s inbox
through our electronic Tables of Contents (eToCs).
Recipients are all opt-in subscribers, so emails are
all fully permission based. Opportunities are
available for all primary Cell Press research journals
and are delivered the day before each journal’s
cover date.
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• Top (before the Table of Contents)
• Middle (within the body)
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728 x 90 pixels
• Middle (within the body)
336 x 280 pixels
JOURNAL eToC
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NO.
SUBSCRIBERS
AVERAGE
OPEN RATE %
AJHG
18,606
22.83
Biophysical Journal
14,750
25.00
Cancer Cell
32,976
27.42
Cell
64,154
34.34
Cell Host & Microbe
15,830
23.27
Cell Metabolism
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24.72
Cell Reports
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32.47
Cell Stem Cell
27,145
24.83
Cell Systems
2,320
29.47
Chemistry & Biology
15,421
20.77
Current Biology
32,733
31.07
Developmental Cell
25,106
29.26
Immunity
24,304
26.24
Molecular Cell
37,809
30.02
Molecular Plant
2,467
17.08
Neuron
28,138
33.98
Stem Cell Reports
11,086
26.07
Structure
12,884
20.70
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Biology
Neuroscience
Molecular
Biology
Microbiology
Genetics
Biotechnology
Plant
Biology
Infectious
Diseases
Human
Disease
Systems/
Computational
Biology
Stem Cells
Cancer
Research/
Oncology
Biophysics
Pharmacology/
Drug Discovery
Biochemistry
Ecology &
Evolution
Immunology
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OUR READERS,
YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE
60%
UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE
24%
5%
4%
2%
5%
HOSPITAL / MEDICAL SCHOOL
BIOTECH / PHARMA
GOVERNMENT
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
OTHER
48%
RESEARCH SCIENTIST / TECHNICIAN
47% LAB DIRECTOR /
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
5% NON-SCIENTISTS
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© Based on Cell.com Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports, Science Edition (2013)
53%
NORTH AMERICA
25% UK / EUROPE
19% ASIA PACIFIC
3% REST OF WORLD
PRE-EVENT
• Inclusion in advertising targeted to specialized
audiences for leading journals
• Your logo featured in e-mails targeting research
professionals in advance of the meeting
CELL SYMPOSIA
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Since the first conference in 2010, the Cell
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the series coming from the best funded and
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ONSITE
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EXHIBITING & SPONSORSHIP
O P P O RT U N I T I E S
Bringing basic researchers together with
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Take advantage of unique branding,
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Select 2 meetings and
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for a 30% DISCOUNT.
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Representative for details.
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CELL SYMPOSIA 2016
26–28
JUN
2016
TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION
IN DEVELOPMENT AND DISEASE
CHICAGO, IL, USA
Transcriptional Regulation in Development
and Disease will bring together researchers
studying developmental biology and its
disruption in disease with those examining the
specific molecular and cellular mechanisms of
transcriptional regulation.
In addition to the presentations from the invited
speakers, we are also eagerly anticipating hearing
from you about emerging exciting discoveries that
can be considered for presentation at the meeting
in the form of short talks or posters on topics
including:
• Developmental dynamics
• Transcriptional memory and plasticity
• Non-coding RNAs and retroelements
• Chromatin structure and epigenetics
• Stem cells and developing systems
• Tools and techniques for in vivo analysis
19–22
SEP
2016
The word “aging” encompasses a range of
physiological changes in humans, human tissues,
and constituent cells. Alterations in metabolism,
whether at the level of small molecules, protein
homeostasis, signaling patterns, or intertissue
communication, underpin many of the processes
that ultimately decline or shift during aging. The
recent wealth of information on how perturbation
of metabolic factors can accelerate or impair aging
processes makes this an exciting time to convene
and consider the new biology being uncovered,
its potential impact on human health, and the
implications for the coming age of precision
medicine.
10–12
JUL
2016
This meeting brings together scientists who have
interests in aging and metabolism to explore the
growing intersection between these fields and to
discuss key questions in this area for human health
and disease. Leaders in the field will share results
from cellular research, investigations in model
organisms, and studies with translational impact
rooted in mammalian systems.
100 YEARS OF PHAGOCYTES
SICILY, ITALY
10 YEARS OF IPSCS
BERKELEY, CA, USA
Phagocytes—of which the macrophage is the
prototypical cell but which also include a variety of
other cell types such as microglia, dendritic cells,
fibroblasts, and osteoclasts—play a broad role
in host homeostasis in addition to host defense.
Their roles include underappreciated functions in
development and aging, tissue remodeling during
morphogenesis, repair, and malignancy.
In 2006, Shinya Yamanaka and Kazutoshi
Takahashi reported the Nobel Prize winning
discovery of induced pluripotent stem cells
(iPSCs) in Cell. In the 10 years that have passed
since, iPSC technology has provided fundamental
insights into our understanding of cell fate,
mammalian development, and human disease.
It has also spurred renewed interest in direct
reprogramming across lineages, and this area too
has flourished. Progress in understanding the
biology of iPSCs and reprogramming has moved
in parallel with work on clinical translation to apply
the insights obtained, and the first iPSC-based
clinical trials are already underway.
2016 marks the centenary of the death of
Elie Metchnikoff, the Russian scientist who
first discovered phagocytes. This centenary
coincides with a surge of new molecular and
cellular information about phagocytes that
crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries. This
renewed interest in phagocytes provides an ideal
starting point for a meeting of cell biologists,
immunologists, and developmental biologists
interested in further exploring the phagocyte’s
fundamental role in tissue biology, identifying
gaps in our current knowledge, and defining
disease pathways, beginning with infection and
inflammation and extending beyond. The projected
program will provide an in-depth analysis of a wide
range of topics not covered in any meeting hitherto
or planned for the coming years.
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AGING & METABOLISM
ARLINGTON, VA, USA
To mark the 10 th anniversary of this landmark
discovery, Cell Press is pleased to announce
a symposium focused on iPSC research and
applications.
25–27
SEP
2016
9–11
OCT
2016
TECHNOLOGY. BIOLOGY.
DATA SCIENCE.
BERKELEY, CA, USA
A collaboration between Cell Press, UCSF, and
MIT, this conference brings together leading
thinkers in technology, biology, and data science
for an innovative two and a half day meeting
dedicated to the burgeoning research areas where
these three fields are intersecting.
Sessions will focus on technologies for
multifaceted measurement of biological systems,
computational data analysis and integration,
understanding molecular mechanisms,
perturbing and engineering biology, applications
to disease and medicine, and commercial
applications. Topics ranging from systems and
synthetic biology, digital healthcare, cancer,
genomics, immunology, biological engineering,
microbiology, and cell biology will be covered, but
anyone interested in interdisciplinary life sciences
research and its applications should attend.
10–11
NOV
2016
BIG QUESTIONS IN
NEUROSCIENCE
(SFN SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM)
SAN DIEGO, CA, USA
The Neuron SFN satellite Cell Symposium will
bring together leading researchers in the field to
discuss the big questions in neuroscience today.
The scope of the program will be broad, covering
the diversity of what’s exciting and innovative
in neuroscience today, from stem cells to neural
networks and the latest in neurotechnologies.
With an eye to the future of the field and a
mixture of discussions and presentations, we
will engage the speakers and the audience in a
dynamic conversation about the latest advances in
neuroscience.
FUNCTIONAL RNAS
GUANGZHOU, CHINA
th
Throughout most of the latter half of the 20
century, research on RNAs focused predominantly
on their key role as intermediaries between
DNA and protein. It was Jacob and Monod who
originally proposed that RNAs, because of their
intrinsic specificity, might be the elusive factors
that instruct genes to turn on and off. In the end,
these regulatory factors turned out to be proteins,
now commonly referred to as transcription factors.
Yet, with the discovery of small RNAs in the 1990s,
a wave of new research on RNAs has resurrected
the idea that RNAs can also serve regulatory
functions.
6–8
NOV
2016
Recognizing the incredible interest and recent
developments in the field, Cell Press is pleased
to announce a symposium in November of 2015
devoted to the subject of regulatory RNAs.
CELL-VIB SYMPOSIUM:
HALLMARKS OF CANCER
GHENT, BELGIUM
As one of the most investigated areas in
biomedical research, the cancer field is rapidly
advancing by translating biological insights
toward better detection and therapeutics,
including molecular classifications as well as
immunotherapies. In the era of the genetically
informed, emerging concepts in cancer biology
and oncology research are colliding into precision
medicine. In order to accelerate the development
of personalized cancer therapies and further
translate fundamental discoveries into the clinic,
there must be open lines of communication at the
interface between the lab and the clinic.
11–13
DEC
2016
Our goal in organizing this Cell Symposium,
Hallmarks of Cancer, is to convene global leaders
in the cancer research arena to enhance our
understanding of the key aspects of cancer and
how to promote translation of this knowledge into
the development of more effective therapeutics.
We aim to provide a high-impact, high-profile
forum for exchanging ideas and establishing a
dialogue among clinicians, scientists, and drug
development companies.
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CELL CAREER NETWOR K
Cell Career Network is the premier web platform for your recruiting efforts and events.
Our highly-qualified audience uses Cell Career Network to keep tabs on industry trends
and meetings, and for career advancement such as job openings, funding opportunities,
and advice.
• Promote an upcoming course, conference, or event
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• Elevate your company’s profile
TOP CANDIDATES
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