On behalf of
the Guest Editor, we would like to invite you to contribute a paper for
publication in the Special Issue “
Nucleic Acid Derivatives in Emerging
Technologies”
of IJMS (http://www.mdpi.org/ijms). Papers (both
comprehensive review articles and full research papers) are
invited.
This thematic special issue will be fully
Open Access with
publishing fees paid by authors. Open Access (unlimited access by readers) increases publicity and
promotes more frequent citations as indicated by several studies. More information is
available at
http://www.mdpi.org/oaj-supports.htm.
You may send
your manuscript soon or by 31
March 2008.
Papers accepted will be published
immediately. Finally, all the papers belonging to this special issue will be
gathered together in a homepage. Therefore, you may submit your paper now. The time
taken between submission and publication can be less than 1 month now.
For review
papers, the title and a short abstract can be sent to ijms@mdpi.org (copy to Dr. Lajos Kovacs, E-mail:
kovacs@ovrisc.mdche.u-szeged.hu)
as soon
as possible.
IJMS maintains a
rigorous and fast peer-review
system. Accepted papers are immediately published online. Well
written
papers have been peer reviewed and published in less than two weeks
from manuscript submission, see the example:
http://www.mdpi.org/molecules/papers/11040212.pdf.
Because it is
an online journal, papers published in IJMS receive very
high publicity. This journal is indexed and abstracted very
rapidly by the leading indexing and abstracting services
including Beilstein, Chemical Abstracts and Science Citation Index
Expanded (Web of Science).
Please send
your paper by e-mail to IJMS@mdpi.org. The subject title
of the message should be "Manuscript for
Special Issue “Nucleic Acid Derivatives in Emerging
Technologies” for IJMS".
(Note: we also launched a related Special Thematic Issue
“Nucleic Acid Derivatives: Organic Chemistry” in the journal MOLECULES.
If your work is synthetic and natural product chemistry, please
contribute your paper there. For more detail see:
http://www.mdpi.org/molecules/specialissues/nucleic-acid-derivatives.htm).
Dr. Lajos Kovacs
E-mail: kovacs@ovrisc.mdche.u-szeged.hu