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Acta Crystallographica Section D doubles impact factor!

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Acta Crystallographica Section D: Biological Crystallography leads the Crystallography rankings in the 2011 Journal Citation Reports® with its highest ever impact factor of 12.6 and the top immediacy index. In addition to taking the number one spot in Crystallography, the journal also appears in the Top 10 in its other category listings: No. 2 in Biochemical Research Methods, No. 3 in Biophysics and No. 9 in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

These results recognize the quality, topicality and influence of the journal, and the work of the authors, editors and referees who continue to contribute towards its success.

Submit an article to this high-impact journal and choose open access for increased visibility.

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Impact factor 12.6

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New version of publBio launched

The new version of the IUCr's free tool publBio makes it even easier to write and submit articles to Acta Crystallographica Section F: Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications.

The publBio online editor provides a structured but flexible template, taking out much of the work of writing an article from scratch. For example, publBio uses your data source (if available) to populate the template with as much information as possible, and the tables provide a guide to the sort of data expected for a concise structure or crystallization report.

Explore the interface and try out the editing environment in this interactive 'click and type' demonstration

In addition, publBio demos will be held at the following meetings:


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