Libertas Academica's open access journals can now be followed on Twitter. Twitter feeds are available for:

• All recently published articles

• Analytical Chemistry Insights

• Biomarker Insights

• Bioinformatics and Biology Insights

• Cancer Informatics

• Clinical Medicine: Cardiology

• Clinical Medicine:Case Reports

• Clinical Medicine: Oncology

• Clinical Medicine: Therapeutics

• Evolutionary Bioinformatics

• Gene Regulation and Systems Biology

• Perspectives in Medicinal Chemistry

• Translational Oncogenomics

Update (9 July 2009):

More journals are now on Twitter:

• Latest news

• Biochemistry Insights

• Breast Cancer: Basic and Clinical Research

• Clinical Medicine: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Clinical Medicine: Circulatory, Respiratory and Pulmonary Medicine

• Clinical Medicine: Geriatrics

• Clinical Medicine: Pathology

• Clinical Medicine: Pediatrics

• Drug Target Insights

• Environmental Health Insights

• Integrative Medicine Insights

• Lipids Insights

• Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment

• Virology: Research and Treatment

What is Twitter?

In short, a Twitter is a short message feed similar to an RSS feed, although messages delivered through RSS are typically longer and richer in the sense that an RSS feed can contain elements like pictures. A 'Tweet', which is analogous to an individual RSS article, is short, pithy, and text based, not unlike an SMS text message.

Receiving Tweets and Twitters

To register to receive a Libertas Academica Twitter you need to setup an account at Twitter.

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