submitting a paper to TTO?
alex dobrovic
adobrovic at medicine.adelaide.edu.au
Tue Jun 29 23:05:06 EST 1999
Would anyone care to comment on submitting techniques to Technical Tips
Online versus Biotechniques etc.
Is this considered as a real journal by funding agencies? Does it have an
impact factor?
>>Do you have any clever technical tips or short-cuts for use in
>>the lab? Would you like to share them with over 400,000
>>researchers from around the world?
>>
>>If so, why not send them to Technical Tips Online, the free and
>>unique molecular-biology techniques resource from Elsevier
>>Trends Journals (http://www.biomednet.com/db/tto)
>>
>>Technical Tips Online publishes short techniques papers
>>describing novel methods or significant improvements to existing
>>methods in any aspect of molecular biology. All articles are
>>peer-reviewed.
>>
>>Whether your method involves visualizing, purifying, detecting,
>>fractionating, assaying or computing, communicate it in a unique
>>electronic environment. You can also comment on existing
>>articles and access a range of product and company information.
>>
>>Full instructions to authors are available on the Technical Tips
>>Online site at http://www.biomednet.com/db/tto
>>
>>Check out Technical Tips Online today and send your tips and
>>comments to:
>>
>>Dr David H Hatton
>>Technical Tips Online, Elsevier Trends Division
>>68 Hills Road
>>Cambridge
>>UK CB2 1LA
>>Email: TTO at current-trends.com
>>
>>We look forward to receiving your contributions.
Alexander Dobrovic, Ph.D.
Chief Medical Scientist
Department of Haematology-Oncology
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Woodville, SA 5011, Australia
Tel 011 (or your countries' international code) 61-8-8222 7676
Fax 011 (or your countries' international code) 61-8-8222 6046
adobrovi at medicine.adelaide.edu.au
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