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  • adaptivegenome
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    Originally posted by marcowanger View Post
    I will help contact the rest.

    PLoS Biology seems to be a good choice because they specifically has a article type called "Community Page" !

    But they need abstract, cover letter , etc.. for pre-submission inquiry
    Let's just finish the paper so we have all these things and a final author list and paper title. Then we can delay submission for a couple days while we inquire about submission. But really if they need all that, we might as well just submit. Turn around time at PLOS is quick.

    I still vote for Genome Medicine.

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  • marcowanger
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    I will help contact the rest.

    PLoS Biology seems to be a good choice because they specifically has a article type called "Community Page" !

    But they need abstract, cover letter , etc.. for pre-submission inquiry

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Sounds good. Sometimes editors are not as quick to reply as the one I contacted. Go ahead and email other editors but we should set a final date at which we do not wait any further for replies and make a choice assuming there is one.

    In the meantime I think we should aim to wrap the paper up next week if possible.

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  • marcowanger
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    Regarding how to proceed

    [My opinion]

    Consider
    (1) reader's base
    (2) impact to the field (impact factor?!?)
    (3) Open Access journal? Is kind of weird to publish a OPEN SCIENCE forum in a closed source journal
    (4) difficulty to publish in that journal.

    [/My opinion]

    [action]
    send inquiry email to all editors. See how they say. And make the rational choices given all the choices.
    [/action]

    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    Everyone,

    Here is the response I got:

    "In principle, we are interested in the manuscript you describe and we
    think it might be suitable as a Correspondence article, although we
    would need to see the full manuscript before making a decision. For this
    manuscript to be considered by Genome Medicine, it would need to be
    clear that it contains information that is not included in the recently
    published Nucleic Acids Research issue and that it is applicable and
    relevant to medical/clinical researchers as well as basic scientists.

    Correspondence articles are open access, peer-reviewed articles that
    include brief reports of particular interest to the community
    (http://genomemedicine.com/authors/in...correspondence). To
    submit the article, please go to http://genomemedicine.com/manuscript."

    So we have two things to address:
    1. Is the paper different than the NAR paper?

    2. We need to clarify (if we publish in Genome Medicine) how this resources helps basic scientists as well as those that are interested in medical/clinical research.

    I think these are both easy tasks. Question is: How do you want to proceed? We should finalize as soon as possible.

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Originally posted by marcowanger View Post
    For 1>, I am not sure how should we argue. But I would say the NAR paper is MORE about the wiki (well, the title is The SEQanswers wiki). That was why I stressed not to copy the writings in the NAR paper. Before the actual publication, I have put the draft of the paragraph about SEQanswers into the wiki.

    Briefly, in the wiki we described why SEQanswers is a credible community that lead to the wiki. In contrast, the correspondence/letter we are writing here want to say that SEQanswers is more than a scientific forum alone. SEQanswers, being a technical NGS focusd forum....served bioinformaticians.....

    IS an example and advocate of OPEN SCIENCE...We want to focus on the IMPLICATION of SEQanswers rather than the technical stuff of SEQanswers
    Yes this absolutely correct and it is the angle I took in the letter to the editor. I argued this a fundamentally different way of doing collaborative science.

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Originally posted by marcowanger View Post
    Genericforms, may you post your pre-inquiry email here so that we can send email with comparable content to other editors?
    Sent to you in a PM.

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    Everyone,

    Here is the response I got:

    "In principle, we are interested in the manuscript you describe and we
    think it might be suitable as a Correspondence article, although we
    would need to see the full manuscript before making a decision. For this
    manuscript to be considered by Genome Medicine, it would need to be
    clear that it contains information that is not included in the recently
    published Nucleic Acids Research issue and that it is applicable and
    relevant to medical/clinical researchers as well as basic scientists.

    Correspondence articles are open access, peer-reviewed articles that
    include brief reports of particular interest to the community
    (http://genomemedicine.com/authors/in...correspondence). To
    submit the article, please go to http://genomemedicine.com/manuscript."

    So we have two things to address:
    1. Is the paper different than the NAR paper?

    2. We need to clarify (if we publish in Genome Medicine) how this resources helps basic scientists as well as those that are interested in medical/clinical research.

    I think these are both easy tasks. Question is: How do you want to proceed? We should finalize as soon as possible.
    Genericforms, may you post your pre-inquiry email here so that we can send email with comparable content to other editors?

    Leave a comment:


  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    Everyone,

    Here is the response I got:

    "In principle, we are interested in the manuscript you describe and we
    think it might be suitable as a Correspondence article, although we
    would need to see the full manuscript before making a decision. For this
    manuscript to be considered by Genome Medicine, it would need to be
    clear that it contains information that is not included in the recently
    published Nucleic Acids Research issue and that it is applicable and
    relevant to medical/clinical researchers as well as basic scientists.

    Correspondence articles are open access, peer-reviewed articles that
    include brief reports of particular interest to the community
    (http://genomemedicine.com/authors/in...correspondence). To
    submit the article, please go to http://genomemedicine.com/manuscript."

    So we have two things to address:
    1. Is the paper different than the NAR paper?

    2. We need to clarify (if we publish in Genome Medicine) how this resources helps basic scientists as well as those that are interested in medical/clinical research.

    I think these are both easy tasks.
    For 1>, I am not sure how should we argue. But I would say the NAR paper is MORE about the wiki (well, the title is The SEQanswers wiki). That was why I stressed not to copy the writings in the NAR paper. Before the actual publication, I have put the draft of the paragraph about SEQanswers into the wiki.

    Briefly, in the wiki we described why SEQanswers is a credible community that lead to the wiki. In contrast, the correspondence/letter we are writing here want to say that SEQanswers is more than a scientific forum alone. SEQanswers, being a technical NGS focusd forum....served bioinformaticians.....

    IS an example and advocate of OPEN SCIENCE...We want to focus on the IMPLICATION of SEQanswers rather than the technical stuff of SEQanswers
    Last edited by marcowanger; 11-22-2011, 09:23 AM. Reason: misc correction

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Everyone,

    Here is the response I got:

    "In principle, we are interested in the manuscript you describe and we
    think it might be suitable as a Correspondence article, although we
    would need to see the full manuscript before making a decision. For this
    manuscript to be considered by Genome Medicine, it would need to be
    clear that it contains information that is not included in the recently
    published Nucleic Acids Research issue and that it is applicable and
    relevant to medical/clinical researchers as well as basic scientists.

    Correspondence articles are open access, peer-reviewed articles that
    include brief reports of particular interest to the community
    (http://genomemedicine.com/authors/in...correspondence). To
    submit the article, please go to http://genomemedicine.com/manuscript."

    So we have two things to address:
    1. Is the paper different than the NAR paper?

    2. We need to clarify (if we publish in Genome Medicine) how this resources helps basic scientists as well as those that are interested in medical/clinical research.

    I think these are both easy tasks. Question is: How do you want to proceed? We should finalize as soon as possible.
    Last edited by adaptivegenome; 11-22-2011, 09:14 AM. Reason: typo

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by ulz_peter View Post
    I could write an E-mail to GenomeBiology, although I don't know anyone there, but it won't hurt, right?. Genericforms: you could send me the E-mail you've sent via PM, just to see what you mentioned?
    Would be nice to post the pre-inquiry email here before sending, so everyone know ;-)

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  • ulz_peter
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    I will contact Genome Medicine tomorrow. Can someone else take care of the other journal suggestions? I think from the thread people suggested:

    Genome Biology
    PLOS Biology
    PLOS Computional Biology

    Were there other journals I might have missed? Also we will obviously need to act quickly with respect to finalizing the authors, title, and content if we are pre-approved...
    I could write an E-mail to GenomeBiology, although I don't know anyone there, but it won't hurt, right?. Genericforms: you could send me the E-mail you've sent via PM, just to see what you mentioned?

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Originally posted by ECO View Post
    This is my vote. Presubmission inquiry to several journals to test the waters.
    I will contact Genome Medicine tomorrow. Can someone else take care of the other journal suggestions? I think from the thread people suggested:

    Genome Biology
    PLOS Biology
    PLOS Computional Biology

    Were there other journals I might have missed? Also we will obviously need to act quickly with respect to finalizing the authors, title, and content if we are pre-approved...

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  • ECO
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    I don't think that our paper will work in Science/Nature.
    While I like setting ambitious goals, I tend to agree.

    I agree with Marco we should simply send off presubmission inquiries to see who is interested. I would be willing to contact Genome Medicine if there is interest from everyone as I know someone people there...
    This is my vote. Presubmission inquiry to several journals to test the waters.

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  • adobrovic
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    Given the number of times that the article is getting to get cited, and the consequent effect on the journals impact factor, it may be possible to get the journal to waive publication/open access fees.

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  • Joann
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    Maybe we can work a discussion of the title into the paper?
    Certainly into full length version of a paper(s). Also I am so pleased that "quality" is another top expression--both in the field and around this forum in particular, and proven of course by the word data.

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