Fast Processing for Your Next Paper in Libertas Journals

Posted Wed, Aug, 10,2011

Many journals can take up to six months to give you a publishing decision on your paper.  With Libertas Academica you'll receive a publishing decision within three weeks.Editorial quality will not be compromised.  Your paper will still be subject to comprehensive blind peer review and an editorial decision by the Editor in Chief or the Associate Editor.  Libertas Academica is fa...

Visibility Benefits with Libertas Journals

Posted Tue, Aug, 09,2011

As of today our statistics show that we have 5,227,113 article views across all of Libertas Academicas journals. This figure is more than five times the views from 12 months ago. We have also had 1,286,519 article PDF downloads.Visibility is important for all authors wanting to advance their career. More readers gains more recognition and impact in your field of expertise. To see more visibility s...

Articles Published 1-5 August 2011

Posted Sun, Aug, 07,2011

To receive notifications of new articles immediately upon publication sign up for email alerts.These articles were published in the week of 1 to 5 August 2011:Phylogenomics-Based Reconstruction of Protozoan Species TreeKynurenine Pathway Hypothesis: The Nature of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) RevisitedTadalafil Once-Daily: Patient and Partner Perspective in the Management of Erectile Dys...

No Space Limits in Libertas Journals

Posted Wed, Aug, 03,2011

When publishing in our journals you are not restricted in the number of words and pages your article may contain.

You may also include as many tables and figures as you need.  Supplementary data, supplementary files and video may also be included.

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Biomarker Insights Reader Profile: Dr Dina Schreinemachers

Posted Tue, Aug, 02,2011

Tell us about where you work.  What do you do there, and who do you work with?I work at the U.S. EPA, Office of Research and Development, National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory (NHEERL), Environmental Public Health Division (EPHD), Epidemiology Branch (EB).I have worked at the EPA since 1987.  I have been mostly involved with the analyses of epidemiological data.&n...

What Peer Reviewers Said About Reviewing for Libertas Journals

Posted Mon, Aug, 01,2011

Recently Libertas asked peer reviewers to complete a survey, which asked them to rate their experience in five areas.  It was designed to give us a complete understanding of reviewers' opinions on each main aspect of the process.In every metric reviewers rated their experience above 90%. Visit the survey results webpage to learn more....