Turn Seminars into Submissions
Engage researchers, attract high-quality submissions, and boost the visibility of top research.
Cassyni’s Keynote Seminars enable journals to showcase outstanding research and foster a vibrant community of authors, readers, editors, and reviewers. With regular seminars focused on top papers, trending topics, and expert discussions, journals can highlight their role as a hub and premier publishing destination for the field.
Cassyni supports journals in building audiences, attracting high-quality submissions, connecting researchers, and driving article engagement and citations.
Attract High-Quality Submissions
By positioning your journal as a go-to destination for impactful research discussions, Cassyni Community Keynotes enhance your journal’s appeal to prospective authors.
Regular seminars that bring together authors, editors, reviewers, and readers foster a community that strengthens author engagement and boosts loyalty to your journal.Drive Article Visibility and Citations
Cassyni Community Keynotes help increase article downloads by up to 133% and drive higher citation rates, amplifying the impact of published research.
Seminars connect audiences directly with the researchers behind key papers, enhancing trust in the journal and encouraging broader scholarly engagement.Run and Promote Journal Seminars with Ease
Cassyni’s platform offers end-to-end workflows and promotion tools, allowing journals to run, schedule, and publicize seminars effortlessly.
AI-powered tools help ensure seminars reach relevant researchers, driving engagement and building a lasting, engaged audience for your journal’s seminar series.Supporting over 100 journal seminar communities
Growing submissions at Springer Nature
9% of seminar attendees have since gone on to publish in Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice, helping us grow submissions in key target areas.
A further benefit to the journal is that the invited speakers were so energised by the opportunity present at seminar series that 4 out of 5 have gone on to become guest editors for special collections in the journal, underpinning our pipeline of submissions well into next year.
Publishing Director, Springer Nature Math.
Crazy Dice, Chance, and Counting Causes
Roy T. Cook, University of Minnesota
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Engaging journal communities throughout the year
As an Editor keen to attract readers to the Journal, to disseminate its content more widely and to promote intellectually productive debate amongst authors and readers, I am pleased to support the Cassyni webinar concept. Author seminars have been extremely well attended and warmly received by attendees.
Our collaboration has strengthened engagement with the Society's membership at all levels and provided a means for members to interact directly with other researchers in their field. This is a valuable endeavour providing a natural bridge between traditional publishing and conference attendance.
Editor in Chief, Eletrochimica Acta.
On modeling of corrosion and electrochemical processes: the impact of the governing equations on the potential, current density, and species distributions
Carolina Moraes, University of Virginia
