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"Working with Libertas Academica was the smoothest publication experience I have had.  The coordinators at Healthy Aging & Clinical Care in the Elderly were consistently available to answer questions and helped my paper progress through the publication stages in a very timely manner.  The reviewers provided excellent suggestions that greatly increased the quality of the paper as well.  This was a fantastic group of individuals with which to work."  (Dr Rachel Messer, Oklahoma State University)

 

"I was delighted with the speed and efficiency with which my paper was processed. The friendly and personal communications with editorial staff also made the experience extremely pleasant and easy. I should be happy to recommend International Journal of Tryptophan Research to anyone."  (Professor Trevor Stone, University of Glasgow)

This is my second publication in Int J Tryptophan Res and my experience on this occasion was as great and enjoyable as with my first paper immediately preceding this one.  I commend the Editors and the Editorial Staff of this new and exciting journal for their professionalism and dedication to science and scientific publishing.


- Professor Abdulla Badawy
(University of Wales Institute Cardiff, Wales, UK)

Publishing in the International Journal of Tryptophan Research was a smooth and efficient process. I was kept extremely well informed of the progress of my publication and the review process was thorough, positive and formative. I look forward to repeating the experience in the near future.


- Dr Simon P. Jones
(St Vincent’s Center for Applied Medical Research, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia)

My experience with Int J Tryptophan Research has been excellent. The editors and reviewers were most helpful and very "open" intellectually given we were proposing a novel and counter-intuitive hypothesis. The administrative staff have been patient, quick, helpful and friendly. I would and have recommended this group of journals to colleagues.


- Dr Adrian Williams
(University Hospitals Birmingham, Birmingham, UK)

My first experience with Int J Tryptophan Res has been tremendous.  The whole process from submission to publication could not be better had I submitted this work elsewhere.  The editorial staff were most courteous and kept me informed of the progress of the submission step by step. The whole process was run very smoothly and I could simply say that it was a unique and a most enjoyable professional experience having published in IJTR.


- Professor Abdulla Badawy
(University of Wales Institute Cardiff, Wales, UK)
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I was delighted with the speed and efficiency with which my paper was processed. The friendly and personal communications with editorial staff also made the experience extremely pleasant and easy. I should be happy to recommend International Journal of Tryptophan Research to anyone.


- Professor Trevor Stone
(University of Glasgow, UK)

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What Your Colleagues Say About International Journal of Tryptophan Research
Publishing in the International Journal of Tryptophan Research was a smooth and efficient process. I was kept extremely well informed of the progress of my publication and the review process was thorough, positive and formative. I look forward to repeating the experience in the near future.
Dr Simon P. Jones (St Vincent’s Center for Applied Medical Research, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia)
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