Introducing Open Biology | Open Biology | The Royal Society

David Glover, Christine Holt, Louise Johnson, Peter Parham; Introducing Open Biology. Open Biol. 1 September 2011; 1 (1): 110001. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsob.110001 Download citation file: Since its creation the Royal Society has endeavoured to represent and support science in the broadest sense. Providing venues for scientists to publish their research is an integral part of this activity. The Society's established research journals Proceedings B and Biology Letters are very strong in ecology, evolution and behaviour and in overlapping areas. However, they publish very little “fundamental” research in the areas of cell biology, developmental and structural biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, neuroscience, immunology, microbiology and genetics. The Society has therefore decided to launch this new journal, Open Biology, to provide a Royal Society publishing venue for researchers working in biology at the molecular and cellular level. Open Biology is the Society's first wholly ope

David Glover, Christine Holt, Louise Johnson, Peter Parham; Introducing Open Biology. Open Biol. 1 September 2011; 1 (1): 110001. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsob.110001 Download citation file: Since its creation the Royal Society has endeavoured to represent and support science in the broadest sense. Providing venues for scientists to publish their research is an integral part of this activity. The Society's established research journals Proceedings B and Biology Letters are very strong in ecology, evolution and behaviour and in overlapping areas. However, they publish very little “fundamental” r