Information for Authors
For detailed instructions on manuscript preparation, please refer to the Instructions For Authors.
Beginning with the January 2009 issue, The Protein Society is publishing Protein Science with its new publishing partner, Wiley-Blackwell.
Protein Science, the flagship journal of The Protein Society, offers high visibility for your published research and maintains consistently high quality content dedicated to all aspects of protein science research. Reasons to publish in Protein Science:
Enhanced Print and Online presentation – beginning with the January 2009 issue, Protein Science has a new look in print and online, offering a variety of new print and online features!
High quality content – maintained through a rigorous peer-review system and internationally renowned Editors and Editorial Advisory Board.
Rapid publication – now posting accepted manuscripts online within five days of acceptance.
Enhanced discoverability for your paper – generated through CrossRef Links (enabling users to move from a reference to your article) and email Table of Contents Alerts and RSS Feeds sent to users on publication of your paper.
Strong Impact Factor – 2007 IF of 3.135 and listed in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology category of ISI.
Online submission – helps speed up the peer-review process.
Protein Science, the flagship journal of The Protein Society, offers high visibility for your published research and maintains consistently high quality content dedicated to all aspects of protein science research. Reasons to publish in Protein Science:
Enhanced Print and Online presentation – beginning with the January 2009 issue, Protein Science has a new look in print and online, offering a variety of new print and online features!
High quality content – maintained through a rigorous peer-review system and internationally renowned Editors and Editorial Advisory Board.
Rapid publication – now posting accepted manuscripts online within five days of acceptance.
Enhanced discoverability for your paper – generated through CrossRef Links (enabling users to move from a reference to your article) and email Table of Contents Alerts and RSS Feeds sent to users on publication of your paper.
Strong Impact Factor – 2007 IF of 3.135 and listed in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology category of ISI.
Online submission – helps speed up the peer-review process.
FAQs
How do I submit a manuscript to Protein Science?
Manuscripts can be submitted using our online manuscript submission system by clicking on the following link http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/proteinscience and following the step-by-step instructions. Wiley-Blackwell journals accept manuscript submissions via Manuscript Central. You will need to create a new account to submit your manuscript to Protein Science. For instructions on the preparation of your manuscript click here and for more on the Aims & Scope of the journal please click here
What if I submitted my manuscript using the previous submission system and am still waiting for a reply? Do I need to resubmit using the new system?
No. The decision on your manuscript will be processed using the previous system.
What if I submitted using the previous system and was asked to submit a revised version of my manuscript? Should I submit my revision using the previous online submission system?
Yes. Revised manuscripts should be submitted using the previous system.
What if my manuscript has already been accepted for publication?
If your manuscript was accepted for publication after 30 September 2008 your manuscript will be published in print in the January 2009 issue, volume 18 issue 1, (or a subsequent issue) by the new publisher. Your manuscript will be published online on Wiley InterScience. Full text of your article will be available in both HTML and PDF forms.
What if my manuscript was published in an issue of Protein Science prior to January 2009?
Back issues of Protein Science will be available through Wiley InterScience back to 1992, (Volume 1).
