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CRediT adoption

Karger

Karger supports CRediT on titles that have adopted the structured capture module in Editorial Manager. The publisher has adopted CRediT on a per-journal opt-in basis rather than a single portfolio-wide announcement.

Variable~120 journalsEditorial Manager

Overview

Where Karger stands on CRediT

Karger supports CRediT on titles that have adopted the structured capture module in Editorial Manager. The publisher has adopted CRediT on a per-journal opt-in basis rather than a single portfolio-wide announcement.

Scope: Per-journal — many titles use Editorial Managers structured capture

Implementation details

How CRediT is captured and produced

Submission systemEditorial Manager
JATS implementationEditorial Manager CRediT module where enabled; standard JATS <role vocab="credit"> output in the production pipeline.
Production workflowFor journals with structured CRediT, roles flow from Editorial Manager into the JATS XML of the published article and into Crossref deposits.

For authors

Author guidance — submitting to a Karger journal

When submitting to a Karger journal, check the individual journals author services page for the contributor-roles policy. Many titles capture CRediT structurally in Editorial Manager; others accept a narrative statement.

For general CRediT submission guidance across publishers, see CRediT for authors.

Sample journals

Representative Karger titles with CRediT capture

  • Dermatology
  • Oncology
  • Nephron
  • Caries Research
  • Cytogenetic and Genome Research

Adoption history

Notable milestones

Karger has been a long-standing biomedical society and journal publisher and has progressively adopted CRediT in line with the wider editorial cohort.

Notes

Caveats and context

Coverage strongest on its larger biomedical titles; smaller specialist journals may retain narrative statements.

Frequently asked

Common questions about Karger and CRediT

Does Karger require CRediT contributor statements?
It depends on the journal. Karger supports CRediT on a per-journal opt-in basis. Karger supports CRediT on titles that have adopted the structured capture module in Editorial Manager. The publisher has adopted CRediT on a per-journal opt-in basis rather than a single portfolio-wide announcement.
Which Karger journals support CRediT?
Representative Karger titles known to support structured CRediT capture include Dermatology, Oncology, Nephron. Scope: Per-journal — many titles use Editorial Managers structured capture. Check the individual journals author instructions to confirm the current contributor-roles policy.
How do I add CRediT to my Karger submission?
When submitting to a Karger journal, check the individual journals author services page for the contributor-roles policy. Many titles capture CRediT structurally in Editorial Manager; others accept a narrative statement.
What submission system does Karger use for CRediT capture?
Karger uses Editorial Manager. Editorial Manager CRediT module where enabled; standard JATS <role vocab="credit"> output in the production pipeline.
When did Karger adopt CRediT?
Karger has not made a single portfolio-wide CRediT-adoption announcement; coverage has expanded steadily on a per-journal basis. Karger has been a long-standing biomedical society and journal publisher and has progressively adopted CRediT in line with the wider editorial cohort.

References

Sources

  • Karger — services for authors

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