To follow up yesterdays blog on the “Incorporating Green Chemistry Concepts into Mobile Chemistry Applications and Their Potential Uses” paper we now have a new paper in Chem-Bio Informatics Journal, called “Cheminformatics workflows using mobile apps” (with Alex Clark and Antony Williams). This is a Japanese peer reviewed journal and has its papers freely available – so please go and read it it as it covers how we can use apps for quite complex workflows!
This manuscript was submitted Nov 17th 2012, and 2 reviews were sent to us Dec 6th and was finally accepted Dec 16th. If only other journals could offer this kind of a turnaround which is clearly the fastest review I have observed in the past 12 months.
After yesterdays suggestion for a journal on mobile apps I recieved an email…
Dear Sean Ekins,
Considering your research in related areas, we cordially invite you to submit a new paper to the Journal of Mobile Computing (MC).
Journal of Mobile Computing (MC) is an international, peer-reviewed journal, publishing original research, reports, reviews and commentaries on all areas about mobile computing. For more information, please visit homepage:http://www.mc-journal.org/
To promote this journal, it provides rapid publication, indexing and reference service at the present.
| u Cellular Network Architecture |
| u CDPD (Cellular Digital Packet Data) Technology |
| u Data Communications |
| u Education and Training |
| u Hardware Support |
| u Limitations to Mobile Computing |
| u Mobile Cloud Computing |
| u Pricing Issues in Mobile Computing |
| u Security and Privacy |
| u Services and System Support |
| u Wireless Communications and Networks |
| u Other Related Fields |
| u Cellular Network Architecture |
| u CDPD (Cellular Digital Packet Data) Technology |
| u Data Communications |
| u Education and Training |
Your paper will enjoy registration discount if it is accepted.
PAPER SUBMISSION WEBSITE:
http://www.mc-journal.org/papersubmission.aspx
Best wishes,
Editorial assistant of MC
Email: mc@seipub.org
Now I have never heard of this journal and it looks like a “pay per view” type, but it just shows to be careful what you wish for!
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