Find out what Edinburgh Diamond users have to say about us! "On behalf of Celtic and Scottish Studies staff, students, and all of our readers, I'm writing to express our thanks to everyone at Edinburgh Diamond for helping us post the back issues of Scottish Studies this year. Since 1957, Scottish Studies has served scholars worldwide interested in Scotland's cultural heritage, but rising print and distribution costs had meant that its publication had gradually become irregular. Having resumed annual publication as an online journal, we are confident of rebuilding our readership and attracting new contributors. We celebrate the ongoing success of Edinburgh Diamond in helping us reach those who value our scholarship – we couldn't do it without you."Virginia Blankenhorn, Editor of Scottish Studies*“On behalf of the Editorial Board at Concept Journal: Anne O'Donnell & Neil Saddington would like to thank Rebecca Wojturska, from Edinburgh Diamond, for all the amazing support she has given us over the last year. During this time we have had regular online meetings with Rebecca where she has provided essential advice, guidance and training. Rebecca has been able to answer all our questions and find solutions for all issues relating to the online journal system. Rebecca is extremely proactive when it comes to organising meetings & support, making suggestions for improvements and always is very prompt in replying to any queries we have. Thank you so much Rebecca. We don't know what we'd do without you.”Anne O'Donnell & Neil Saddington, Editors of Concept *“The IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology uses Edinburgh Diamond to publish IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology CITE. The journal houses citation summaries for contributions to the IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology database to facilitate recognitions of citations to and from the database by citation analysers. Our experience in using Edinburgh Diamond has been very good. We received excellent support in establishing our journal, which was particularly helpful given our specific design requirements. Face-to-face meetings and on hand technical support has made publishing, updating and revising easy. Our relationship with Edinburgh Diamond has really been a collaboration where we've benefitted from their expertise, knowledge and experience.” Simon Harding, Editor, IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology CITE *“Edinburgh Diamond has provided fantastic support for the two journals that I edit, Language and Psychoanalysis and Social Science Protocols. This support has included design and creation of the journal websites, widening inclusion in international indices, managing DOI registration fees, and website support, to mention a few.”Laura Cariola, Editor of Language and Psychoanalysis and Social Science Protocols*“Keeping Medicine, Anthropology, Theory open access would not have been possible without the support of Edinburgh Diamond. The whole team has been fantastic from start to finish, providing guidance and assistance at every step of the process. We are so excited to be part of Edinburgh’s open access community and to be able to work with such an experienced and dedicated team.”Alice Street, Editorial Collective Member, Medicine Anthropology Theory*“The Edinburgh Diamond team have been an absolute joy to work with over the past 10 years. When we started the South Asianist journal in 2011, we practically camped out in their office in Buccleuch Place, spending hours working through the guidelines, training new editorial team members, exploring indexing and studying the journal metrics. It has truly been an extraordinary experience, and one I would wish any student interested in publishing to have.”Michael Heneise, Editor of HIMALAYA and the South Asianist This article was published on 2025-03-06
