ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, has established a Journal Home partnership with Via Medica, a publisher specializing in medical research and clinical information. This collaboration aims to increase the visibility and readership of Via Medica’s 15 fully open-access journals, ensuring broader engagement within the global scientific community.
Via Medica publishes specialized scientific periodicals in English, covering various clinical and experimental medical fields, and collaborates closely with leading Polish medical societies. Through this partnership, the journals will benefit from ResearchGate’s Journal Home platform, which enhances discoverability, audience engagement, and author connections.
Key benefits for participating journals:
• Expanded visibility: All full-text open-access articles from Via Medica journals will be syndicated to ResearchGate, making them accessible to over 25 million researchers.
• Enhanced journal branding: Each journal will have a dedicated profile page, allowing researchers to explore content, learn about the journal, and see connections within their network.
• Increased discoverability: Journals will gain prominent placement across article pages and researcher interactions on ResearchGate, strengthening familiarity with Via Medica’s portfolio.
• Author engagement: The platform provides opportunities to attract new authors and encourage long-term author participation, as researchers interact with published content.
• Automatic article integration: Authors will benefit from automated uploading of their published work to their ResearchGate profiles, along with insights into readership and engagement metrics.
Via Medica has highlighted that its scientific journals are well recognized within the Polish medical community. The organization expects this partnership to expand its global reach, increasing journal visibility and international author submissions.
ResearchGate has emphasized that this collaboration supports Via Medica’s mission to advance medical education and professional practices, reinforcing the value of regional publishers connecting with a global research audience.
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