[Neuropostdocs] FW: FW: The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine is looking for Writers and Reviewers

[Pace, Hannah Renee]

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> From: jz47 at pantheon.yale.edu [mailto:jz47 at pantheon.yale.edu]
> Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2012 8:47 AM
> To: Pace, Hannah Renee
> Subject: The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine is looking for 
> Writers and Reviewers
>
> Dear Ms. Pace ,
>
> We are contacting you on behalf of the Yale Journal of Biology and 
> Medicine (YJBM). We are currently soliciting for articles for our December 2012 Issue that focuses Neuroscience. The Journal strives to be a forum for young scientists to publish original contributions and review articles in their area of expertise. Additionally, we aim to provide young scientists with invaluable experience in the world of scientific writing and publishing.
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> YJBM is an open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal indexed on PubMed.
> We do not charge any publication fees. We publish many types of 
> articles
> including: original research articles, scientific reviews, articles on 
> medical history, personal perspectives on medicine, policy analyses, case reports, and symposia related to biomedical matters. Notable past contributors include Harvey Cushing, Albert Sabin, Dorothy Horstmann, Edward Kennedy, Jack Strominger, and Rene Dubos.
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> The Journal was founded on the philosophy that it would serve as a learning tool for students to learn the ins-and-outs of scientific writing and to experience the process of publishing an article before students left school and joined the world of academia as mature scientists and medical researchers. We are still working by this philosophy and we are currently soliciting articles written by students. We hope by collaborating with you we could offer more students the opportunity to learn how to improve their writing skills such that they could publish their work on PubMed.
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> You can learn more about us by visiting our website at www.yale.edu/yjbm.
> Kindly distribute this invitation to students and postdoctoral fellows 
> to write articles for our December 2012 Issue focusing on Neuroscience.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Tasleem Samji&  Matt Webb
> Editors-in-Chief YJBM (2012-2013)
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>
> Read. Review. Write. Be a part of the Yale Journal of Biology and 
> Medicine (YJBM).
>
> YJBM is an open access Journal indexed on PubMed that is published 
> quarterly. We do not charge publication fees. Visit our website
> (www.yale.edu/yjbm) to learn more about us.
>
> The focus topic for our December 2012 Issue is on Neuroscience. 
> Manuscripts are due by July 15th 2012. Suggestions for articles are:
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> 1.	Sensory Neurobiology
> 2.	Computational Neuroscience
> 3.	Development, Plasticity, and Repair
> 4.	Neurobiology of Disease
> 5.	Glia
> 6.	Neurovascular unit
>
> Please note that the above topics are only suggestions and we welcome articles on other topics. We also accept the following types of articles:
> case reports, original research, reviews, educational scholarship 
> articles, perspectives, analyses, symposia pieces, book reviews, profiles and interviews.
>
> Upcoming Focus Topics are: Nursing (March 2013), Psychology&  
> Psychiatry (June 2013), Clinical Trials, Ethics and the Law (September 2013) and Chemical Biology (December 2013).
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> Please contact us at yjbm at yale.edu if you would like to discuss ideas 
> for articles or are more interested in writing book reviews or reporting on various medical and scientific symposia occurring at your University.
>
> YJBM also encourages young professionals to become Reviewers for us. 
> Please contact us if you are interested in this. Please visit our website to learn more of what we expect of our Reviewers (http://medicine.yale.edu/yjbm/reviewers/index.aspx).
>
> Read. Review. Write. Be a part of YJBM. Contact us at yjbm at yale.edu if 
> you want to get involved.
>
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