Affiliations and Collabarations
Global Partnerships That Defined AQCH
Over its distinguished publication history (1985–2012), Analytical and Quantitative Cytology and Histology (AQCH) was supported by prestigious organizations and societies dedicated to advancing cytology, histology, and pathology research. These affiliations and collaborations played a vital role in shaping the journal's legacy as a trusted resource in the scientific community.
Key Affiliated Organizations
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International Academy of Cytology (IAC)
- The IAC is a global organization committed to the advancement of cytological science and practice. As one of AQCH's primary affiliates, the IAC contributed to the journal’s mission of integrating cutting-edge cytological research with clinical applications.
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American Society of Cytology (ASC)
- Until 2011, the ASC co-sponsored the journal, bringing in contributions from leading cytologists and histologists. The society's dedication to education and research in cytology aligned with AQCH’s focus on quantitative methodologies and diagnostic precision.
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Italian Society of Urologic Pathology (SIUP)
- From 2012 onwards, the Italian Society of Urologic Pathology joined AQCH as a collaborator, reflecting the journal's expanding international focus and its engagement with subspecialties in histopathology.
Collaborative Efforts
- Peer-Reviewed Contributions: Through its affiliations, AQCH attracted submissions from top-tier researchers, clinicians, and academics worldwide, ensuring high-quality content and diverse perspectives.
- Conferences and Workshops: Collaborating societies organized workshops, symposia, and seminars to promote topics covered by AQCH, facilitating knowledge exchange and professional development.
- Shared Standards and Ethics: The journal upheld ethical research practices and publication standards in alignment with its affiliates' guidelines, ensuring integrity and scientific rigor.
A Legacy of Collaboration
The partnerships between AQCH and these esteemed organizations amplified the journal’s impact on the global research community. Even though AQCH ceased publication in 2012, its collaborative spirit continues through its successor, Analytical and Quantitative Cytopathology and Histopathology.
The journal remains a benchmark for successful interdisciplinary collaboration in cytology and histology, and its affiliated organizations still contribute to advancing the field today.