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Posted Wed, Oct, 10,2012
We continually seek highly qualified individuals to join our journals' volunteer peer reviewer pools.Volunteer peer reviewers perform a key role in the scholarly publication process by contributing peer review reports on submissions upon request. They augment journals' editorial boards, which are the primary source of reviewers.To apply to become a volunteer peer reviewer visit the r...
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Posted Mon, Oct, 08,2012
The indexing and directory expansion program brings greater visibility for present and future articles published in Libertas journals.We now work with the following major indexing databases:British Nursing IndexCAB AbstractsCABI Global HealthChemical Abstracts ServiceChinese Electronic Periodical ServiceCurrent Contents/Agriculture, Biology and Environmental SciencesCurrent Contents/Life SciencesD...
Continue Reading →Posted Sun, Oct, 07,2012
These articles were the most highly accessed articles in Evolutionary Bioinformatics in September 2012:Cloud Computing for Comparative Genomics with Windows Azure Platform (accessed 790 times)Insik Kim, Jae-Yoon Jung, Todd F. DeLuca, Tristan H. Nelson and Dennis P. WallReliable Phylogenetic Trees Building: A New Web Interface for FIGENIX (accessed 573 times)Julien Paganini and Philippe GouretPhylo...
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Posted Wed, Oct, 03,2012
Libertas is pleased to announce that Evolutionary Bioinformatics is now included in the JournalTOCs (Journal Tables of Contents) directory and content is available through the website now.JournalTOCs contains metadata from over 17,000 journals collected from almost 1,000 international publishers. The directory is free for anyone to browse the latest news, articles, and developments for all journal...
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Posted Wed, Oct, 03,2012
Libertas journals have no limits on word count, number of pages, or figure and table quantity. As many color figures may be included as are required. A key benefit of open access is that these limits are unnecessary, and by publishing your paper in a Libertas open access journal your paper will not be subject to these unnecessary limitations.We can also accommodate large data files, video and audi...
Continue Reading →Posted Mon, Oct, 01,2012
Facebook users can now follow Libertas on Facebook and stay updated on all the latest developments through their news feed.Our Facebook contains interviews with your colleagues, videos abstracts created by authors and the most important journal news items, together with a once-weekly digest of articles published. Comment on and share posts with your colleagues. Facebook is also a great w...
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Wed 10 Oct, 2012
Volunteer Peer Reviewer Applications WelcomedMon 08 Oct, 2012
Indexing and Directory ExpansionPublishing with Clinical Medicine Insights: Endocrinology and Diabetes was a great experience. The editors were prompt in updating me with information regarding the status of the manuscript, and answering all questions I had during the publication process. I was pleased with how little time it took from submission to publication.
All authors are surveyed after their articles are published. Authors are asked to rate their experience in a variety of areas, and their responses help us to monitor our performance. Presented here are their responses in some key areas. No 'poor' or 'very poor' responses were received; these are represented in the 'other' category.See Our Results
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