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Journal of Mass Spectrometry
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Impact Factor: 3.289
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2010: 8/40 (Spectroscopy); 14/71 (Chemistry Analytical); 22/71 (BIOCHEMICAL RESEARCH METHODS); 22/71 (Biochemical Research Methods)
Online ISSN: 1096-9888
Associated Title(s): Biological Mass Spectrometry
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Speedy New Developments for 2011!
To broaden its scope and accelerate publication, Journal of Mass Spectrometry has introduced:
a) Application Notes
b) Accelerated Communications
c) Paginated Earlyview
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New Associate Editor - Professor Marcos Eberlin
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The Journal of Mass Spectrometry is proud to announce the appointment of Professor Marcos Eberlin of the University of Campinas, Brazil, to Associate Editor. As founder of the Thomson Mass Spectrometry Laboratory at the university, Prof. Eberlin has guided the lab to international acclaim as a leader in the development of MS techniques and applications. He is widely known for his multidisciplinary MS research in gas phase ion chemistry and the development of new MS techniques such as EASI. Author of over 450 scientific manuscripts, Professor Eberlin is also president of the International Mass Spectrometry Foundation and vice president of the Brazilian Mass Spectrometry Society, and as such has helped change the face of mass spectrometry in Brazil. He will be a huge asset to the journal. |