AFRO-NETS> New Online Malaria Journal

["M.Hommel" <m.hommel@liverpool.ac.uk>]

New Online Malaria Journal
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This new 'niche' journal proposes to publish original papers and re-
views on every aspects of malaria.

When you publish with the Malaria Journal (or with any of the other 
BMC journals) your article will be:

* made freely available to anyone with Internet access - more people 
  than ever will have the ability to read the results of your work;

* peer reviewed in the normal way but using the speed of the Internet
  to expedite the process - BMC's average time from submission to 
  publication is currently 6.5 weeks and we aim to reduce this fur-
  ther;

* cited in PubMed and archived in PubMed Central, the NIH's central 
  research repository - this will make your article easily accessible
  and securely archived;

* drawn to the attention of the readers of the two other BioMed Cen-
  tral journals that you deem to be most appropriate, by including it
  in their tables of contents as "related papers".

Moreover, once your article is published you will be able to see ex-
actly how many people have accessed it and you (not the journal) will 
retain the copyright for that paper.

We have put together a world-class editorial board for the Malaria 
Journal that includes some of the most respected researchers in the 
field. 

The Malaria Journal will be accessible at: 
http://www.malariajournal.com

Any comments or suggestions may be addressed to:

Professor M. Hommel
Editor-in-Chief 
Malaria Journal
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Pembroke Place 
Liverpool L35QA, UK
mailto:m.hommel@liverpool.ac.uk

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