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  • Wednesday, June 2, 2004

    Rejuvenation Research: First Issue is Out

    The first issue of Rejuvenation Research has just been published.

    Rejuvenation Research is a relaunch of the Journal of Anti-Aging Medicine, coinciding with my taking over as Editor-in-Chief from Michael Fossel. It will publish the highest-quality research in all areas of biology relevant to expediting the development of a real cure for human aging, including stem cell therapy, tissue engineering, gene therapy and many other areas not conventionally covered by biogerontology journals, as well as areas that are more conventionally classified as biogerontology. It will also feature extensive analysis of the social context of such work.

    A fuller description of the aims and scope of RR is contained in the editorial to the first issue, which I thank the publishers, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. of New York, for allowing me to post at my website.

    The quality that can be expected of this journal is best shown by the calibre of its editorial board, which consists of established leaders in all relevant areas. See below for a link to the list of board members.

    I hope you will consider either taking out a personal subscription or, if you are a member of an academic institution, recommending them to take out an institutional subscription. Or both, of course! Subscribers can access the journal online shortly after publication; I am told that issue 1 will be online by the end of this week.

    Relevant URLs:

    Journal home page (including subscriptions):
        http://www.liebertpub.com/rej/default1.asp

    Editorial Board:
        http://www.liebertpub.com/pagedisplay/editorialboard.asp?id=127

    Table of Contents:
        http://www.liebertpub.com/pagedisplay/Toc.asp?id=127

    Instructions for Authors:
        http://www.liebertpub.com/pagedisplay/Manuscripts.asp?id=127

    Any queries or comments regarding RR are of course welcome.

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