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About Redox Experimental Medicine

Redox Experimental Medicine is a peer-reviewed journal, publishing redox research that advances our understanding of the effect of redox processes on human health and disease. The journal will publish basic and translational articles which have potential therapeutic relevance, as well as pre-clinical and clinical studies.

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Publication model

Redox Experimental Medicine is a fully gold open-access journal. Articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence. Articles are freely available to everyone to read and reuse immediately upon publication, provided the terms of the licence are met.

For more information, please see our Open Access page.

Publication metrics

Time to first decision: Redox Experimental Medicine aims to return a decision on a peer-reviewed article in less than a month
Time to online publication: Accepted manuscripts are published online and are fully citable within 24 hours of acceptance

Peer review

Articles published in Redox Experimental Medicine undergo peer review before acceptance. Key facts about the peer-review process are given below:

identity transparency: single anonymized
reviewer interacts with: editor
review information published: none

If an article is not accepted for publication, we may offer the author the opportunity to transfer their submission to other suitable journals published by Bioscientifica.

More information about the peer-review process can be found on our Peer-review process page.

Article types

Redox Experimental Medicine publishes the following types of article:

Research Articles
Reviews
Brief Communications
Commentaries
Editorials
Letters to the Editor

Submitting an article to Redox Experimental Medicine

Authors can find all the information needed to prepare articles for submission to Redox Experimental Medicine on our Author Guidelines page.

Once an article is ready to submit, authors are advised to visit our How to Submit page.

Submissions are managed though the Redox Experimental Medicine ScholarOne Manuscripts site.

Publication charges

Redox Experimental Medicine has the following publication charges:

Article Publication Charge: Bioscientifica is sponsoring the Article Publication Charge until 31 December 2024; as such authors can publish completely free of charge*.
Colour charges: There are no colour charges when publishing in Redox Experimental Medicine.

*Bioscientifica reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time

Ethics

Redox Experimental Medicine maintains the highest standards of publication and research ethics and is a member of the Committee for Publication Ethics (COPE).

Authors, Reviewers and Editors are expected to comply with Bioscientifica’s Ethical Policy.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Redox Experimental Medicine recognises that there are biases and inequalities in the publishing system. We are committed to scrutinising our own processes and policies to prevent bias, reduce inequality and better represent and serve our diverse community of authors, reviewers, editors and readers.

Research data

Redox Experimental Medicine supports open data and strongly encourages authors to publicly release all data supporting the analysis and conclusions of primary research articles, on or before publication of the article.

All primary research articles published in Redox Experimental Medicine should include a Data Availability Statement.

More information is on our Research data page.

Indexing

Redox Experimental Medicine is now indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

Applications will be made for indexing in the following once enough articles have been published, and/or the minimum acceptance criteria have been met: