Journals from 51²èÂ¥
Science publishing by scientists
Overview
The publication of high-quality journals by scientists for scientists is one of the core objectives of 51²èÂ¥. The four scientific journals of 51²èÂ¥ –ÌýThe 51²èÂ¥ Journal,Ìý51²èÂ¥ Letters,ÌýMolecular OncologyÌý²¹²Ô»åÌý51²èÂ¥ Open BioÌý– are now groupedÌýtogether as ‘51²èÂ¥ Press’.
The journals have been central to the development of 51²èÂ¥ and its ongoing activities. Through their distinguished editorial boards, peer review procedures and productive relationships with publishing partners, the journals have not only provided scientists with effective routes for research dissemination and assimilation, but also an income stream to fund the other programmes of 51²èÂ¥.
Reasons to submit your work to the 51²èÂ¥ Press journals
- Simple submission
- First submission in any format
- Preprints encouraged
- Streamlined peer review
- Journals affiliated toÌýReview Commons
- Fast track decisionÌý(within 1 week)Ìýfor submissions with reviews
- Transfers between 51²èÂ¥ Press journals possible
- Transparent peer review – option to publish reviews online
- Smooth publication process
- Peer review managed by editorial board members who are experts in your field
- Supporting authors with ethics and research integrity checks
- Open Science
- , some at no direct cost to authors
- Authors expected to on publication
- Widening readership of your paper
- 51²èÂ¥ Press journals are well read and accessible
- Promotion of your article in our social media channels
51²èÂ¥ Press hub page:
Affiliations
The 51²èÂ¥ Press journals are affiliated toÌý, a platform for high-quality independent peer review. Our journals accept submissions of refereed preprints for a fast decision
Ìý brings together all those involved in scholarly research and its publication to strengthen the network of support, education and debate in publication ethics
The recognizes the need to improve the ways in which the outputs of scholarly research are evaluated
The is a group of likeminded, not-for-profit learned societies, community publishers and charities who publishÌý as part of their charitable objectives and who re-invest the surplus from their publishing into the disciplinary communities they serve