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Forthcoming Meetings

Portland Press Limited will be exhibiting at the following meetings. Please visit us to find out more about the Cell Biology International.

SLA 2012

15-18 July 2012

McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois

Frankfurt Bookfair 2012

10-14 October 2012

Frankfurt, Germany

In memoriam

Memorium to Sammy (Leonard Maurice) Franks

Memorium to Dr David M. Prescott

Past Awards 2011

The first Annual Meeting of the Nordic Cillia and Centrosome Network
Hotel Frederiksdal, Kgs Lyngby, Denmark
25-27 March 2011

The winner of the Cell Biology International Poster Prize is Kristiina Tammimies

The title of her poster that won the prize is: "Analysis of the regulation of the dyslexia candidate genes by the RFX transcription factors"

F1000 evaluations - new free service for readers

We have reached an agreement with F1000 to make available each month three evaluations of articles from Cell Biology International from the F1000 website. These evaluations help to put the articles in context and provide opinion and perspective from leading researchers working in the field. In addition, we will include the F1000 Factor beside articles that have been evaluated by F1000 from Cell Biology International - highlighting how many of the Journal's articles have been selected and rated as important by the F1000 service.

Two New Co-Editors for Cell Biology International

We are pleased to announce the appointment of two new Co-Editors:

Susan McGlashan is currently Senior Lecturer in the Department of Anatomy at the University of Auckland and her research investigates the role of primary cilia in mechanosensory signalling in normal and osteoarthritic cartilage.

Dr Sidney Siu Bun Yu has been studying the mechanism of vesicle trafficking in mammalian cells. He is a postdoctoral fellow at the Yale School of Medicine studying vesicle tethering mediated by a protein complex called TRAPP in mammalian cells. Dr. Yu's other research interests include the physiological functions of the chloride channel CFTR, the signal transduction mechanism mediated by guanylyl cyclase and cGMP, and the genetics of nematode C. elegans.

See who has cited a paper at a glance - new!

Papers now provide links to citing papers through the CrossRef linking service

Latest Impact Factor Up!

The Impact Factor for Cell Biology International is up to 1.800 (2009 Journal Citation Reports)

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New!

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Simply select the "Add a comment" link from the box in the top right-hand corner of the paper, log in to My CBI, then submit the Comment form.

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EESI-View - Have you clicked yet?

EESI-View, an innovative way of viewing journal articles on screen is now available for Cell Biology International. It offers online readers a totally new experience. The screen is divided into three frames allowing readers to view the title/author information, text and figures/tables, for each article simultaneously.

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