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Stay informed about plans for Nature Chemistry, the newest journal from Nature Publishing Group, whcih will be launched in early 2009, by signing up to the journal's email alert. Register to receive both the chemistry@nature e-alert, and when the journal is published, the monthly Nature Chemistry table of contents e-alert.
Nature Chemistry is now accepting submissions through the journal's online submission and tracking system. The first print issue will be published in mid-March 2009, though some papers will probably be published online in advance of print early in 2009.
Nature Chemistry is dedicated to publishing high-quality papers that describe the most significant and cutting-edge research in all areas of chemistry, as well as covering the impact of chemistry beyond the laboratory. See here for more details of the aims and scope of the journal.
See here for the Nature Chemistry guide to authors.
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About the editors.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on September 11, 2008
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