Cambridge University Press Ceases Publication of Animal Cognition
Breaking News: Volume 14, 2020 Marks the End of a Renowned Journal
In a significant development, Cambridge University Press has announced the discontinuation of its publication, Animal Cognition, after the completion of Volume 14 in 2020. This decision brings to a close a respected academic journal that has made substantial contributions to the field of animal cognition research.
Legacy and Impact
Animal Cognition has served as a leading platform for cutting-edge research on animal cognitive abilities. With its focus on comparative psychology, the journal has published groundbreaking studies on topics such as memory, problem-solving, communication, and social cognition. Its reputation for publishing high-quality empirical investigations has made it an essential resource for researchers worldwide.
Reasons for Discontinuation
Cambridge University Press has not disclosed the specific reasons for the cessation of publication. However, it is speculated that the decision may be related to shifting publication trends and increased competition in the academic publishing landscape.
Future of Animal Cognition Research
While the discontinuation of Animal Cognition is a loss for the field, it is also an opportunity for researchers to explore alternative avenues for dissemination of their work. Several other journals specializing in animal cognition, such as Comparative Cognition & Behavior Reviews and Journal of Comparative Psychology, continue to provide platforms for the publication of high-quality research.
The legacy of Animal Cognition will undoubtedly continue to influence the field of animal cognition research. The 14 volumes of the journal represent an invaluable body of knowledge on the cognitive abilities of animals, and they will remain an important reference for scientists for years to come.
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