Cell Death and Differentiation Journal Citation Rate 2026

ISSN 1350-9047 eISSN 1476-5403 Springer Nature GB

Q1 Quartile Top Tier

About Cell Death and Differentiation

Cell Death and Differentiation (CDD) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, published by Springer Nature in GB. It is catalogued under ISSN 1350-9047 (electronic ISSN 1476-5403).

Authors typically receive a first decision in around 102 days.

Cell Death and Differentiation Citation Rate 2026 — In Context

Cell Death and Differentiation has a 2024 2-Year Citation Rate (OpenAlex) of 64.50, placing it in the Q1 quartile. This is the average number of citations the journal's recent articles received over a two-year window, computed from OpenAlex open citation data — not a OpenAlex Journal Impact Factor.

Cell Death and Differentiation operates a subscription-based publishing model — readers access articles through institutional subscriptions or pay-per-view. Average submission-to-decision turnaround is approximately 102 days.

Researchers looking to publish in Cell Death and Differentiation should review the journal's submission tips and verify the latest indexing status against Scopus, DOAJ, and Web of Science using our indexing tracker. To compare Cell Death and Differentiation against similar journals in the field, use our journal comparison tool.

Submission Tips for Cell Death and Differentiation
  • Be prepared for a longer review cycle — decisions typically take around 102 days.
ISSN (Print) 1350-9047
ISSN (Online) 1476-5403
Publisher Springer Nature
Country United Kingdom
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Review Speed ~102 days to first decision
In-depth profile & metrics

Cell Death and Differentiation is published by Springer Nature and based in United Kingdom.

For prospective authors, Cell Death and Differentiation returns a first decision in about 102 days (longer for its field).

Its citation rate has held broadly steady over the last 1 years, from 61.275 (2023) to 64.500 (2024).

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cell Death and Differentiation

The current impact factor of Cell Death and Differentiation is 64.500.

No, Cell Death and Differentiation is not an open access journal.

The average time from submission to first decision at Cell Death and Differentiation is approximately 102 days.

Cell Death and Differentiation is published by Springer Nature.

Cell Death and Differentiation is not currently listed in the major indexes we track (Scopus, DOAJ, Web of Science). This is not evidence of predatory practice — many legitimate new or regional journals are not yet indexed — but you should verify its peer-review process, editorial board, and indexing directly with the publisher before submitting.

The ISSN of Cell Death and Differentiation is 1350-9047. Its electronic ISSN (eISSN) is 1476-5403.

Cell Death and Differentiation sits in the Q1 quartile based on its latest impact factor of 64.50, ranked across all journals in our database.
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Updated March 2026

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Citation Rate
64.500
2-Year Citation Rate (OpenAlex) · 2024
Historical Trend

The impact factor has remained stable over the last 1 years (from 61.275 to 64.500), reflecting consistent citation performance.

Citation Rate by Year
Year Value Source
2024 64.500 2-Year Mean Citedness (OpenAlex)
2023 61.275 2-Year Mean Citedness (OpenAlex)

Metrics are sourced from OpenAlex, DOAJ and Scopus and reflect the latest data we hold. The headline figure is a 2-year citation rate (OpenAlex), not a Clarivate Impact Factor. Always verify against the journal's official site before relying on it. See our Methodology or report a correction.

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Last updated: Mar 20, 2026

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