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Emerging Topics in Life Sciences publishes themed issues. All content for the Journal is invited by the Guest Editor for the issue and authors will receive a link to the submission system upon acceptance of the invitation. If you have misplaced your link, please contact the Editorial Office and we will resend it to you.
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Alternatively, if you believe we are missing a key topic in your field and would like to suggest a topic for the journal to cover, or you would be interested in guest editing an issue, please contact the Editorial Office to discuss in more detail.
A list of our forthcoming issue themes can be found here.
Previous issues:
Adapting to Climate Change: People and Biology |
Guest edited by Dan Osborn (University College London, UK) |
Potential applications of CRISPR edited cellular therapies |
Guest edited by Waseem Quassim (University College London, UK) |
Interpreting and Integrating Big Data in the Life Sciences |
Guest edited by Matteo Pellegrini (University of California, Los Angeles, USA) |
Synthetic Biology: Building Blocks for Cells and Tissues |
Guest edited by Hagan Bayley (University of Oxford, UK) |
Perspectives on Bioethics |
Guest edited by Chris Willmott (University of Leicester, UK) |
New Directions in Pollinator Research |
Guest edited by Alison Scott-Brown & Hauke Koch (Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, UK) |
A Decade in Biology: Celebrating 10 years of the RSB |
Guest edited by Richard Reece (University of Manchester, UK) |
Phase Transitions
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Guest edited by Tim Nott & Andrew Baldwin (University of Oxford, UK) |
Emerging and re-emerging pathogens |
Guest edited by Jenny Low (Singapore General Hospital, Singapore) |
Biosecurity: tools, behaviours and concepts |
Guest edited by Nicola Spence & Alan MacLeod |
Biotechnology, nanotechnology and medicine |
Guest edited by Terry Tetley, Jorge Bernardino de la Serna, (Imperial College London, UK) and Sonia Antoranz Contera (University of Oxford, UK) |
Recent trends in biophysics and their applications in modern biology |
Guest edited by Kakoli Bose (Tata Memorial Centre - Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer, India) |
Emerging technologies in Plant Science |
Guest edited by Joe Jez (Washington University in St. Louis, USA) and Chris Topp (Danforth Plant Science Centre, USA) |