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期刊名称：ORGANIC & BIOMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY ISSN： 1477-0520 版本： SCI-CDE 出版频率： Weekly 出版社： ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY, THOMAS GRAHAM HOUSE, SCIENCE PARK, MILTON RD, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, CAMBS, CB4 0WF   出版社网址： http://pubs.rsc.org/ 期刊网址： http://pubs.rsc.org/en/journals/journalissues/ob 影响因子： 3.876 主题范畴： CHEMISTRY, ORGANIC 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal   Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry brings together molecular design, synthesis, structure, function and reactivity in one journal. It publishes fundamental work on synthetic, physical and biomolecular organic chemistry as well as all organic aspects of: chemical biology, medicinal chemistry, natural product chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, macromolecular chemistry, theoretical chemistry, and catalysis. OBC publishes not only Communications and full paper Articles but also two types of critical review.  Perspectives cover important developments in organic chemistry and are invited from experts in the field, while Emerging Areas, short feature articles on particularly topical subjects, are invited from eminent young chemists. The RSC is well known for its rapid publication times, and OBC boasts the shortest times to publication in the field. Typically, full papers take 11 weeks to publication while Communications are published a mere 6 weeks from submission. Key benefits to publishing in OBC include: Competitive impact factor of 3.167 Fast publication Easy submission and manuscript tracking online via ReSourCe Free online colour in both the HTML and web pdf versions of articles Free print colour where scientifically justified High exposure - top papers highlighted in the wider scientific press Broadest organic audience - synthetic, physical and biomolecular Indexed in MEDLINE and other major databases  Why publish in OBC? Find out about the top reasons for you to publish in OBC Brief guidelines for submitting a manuscript to OBC Brief submission guidelines for Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry Instructions to Authors Submitting an article to Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry is quick and easy. Brief information about the files, formats and characterisation required are given below (for further information please see the full author guidelines by using the link at the bottom of this page). Files required for submission: Cover letter: For communications this should also include a justification for urgent publication Manuscript file: Figures can be embedded or supplied separately. Templates are available but we are happy to receive non-templated submissions. References do not need to be formatted Supplementary material: As a separate Word or PDF file Crystallography: Can be supplied as cif file or CCDC number, along with a CheckCIF report Details of any 'in press' articles, including copies of the manuscripts Files can be uploaded online via our ReSourCe system. Characterisation Requirements: The following is a summary of the characterisation guidelines for OBC. When submitting an article authors must provide convincing evidence in support of the homogeneity and structure of all new compounds. We generally require five independent methods of characterisation for each new compound (for known compounds one of these can be comparison to a literature reference). One method must indicate evidence of purity. Methods of characterisation: Melting point High resolution mass spectrometry Low resolution mass spectrometry 1H NMR 13C NMR Other nuclei NMR HPLC Elemental analysis IR UV Refractive index Methods that indicate purity: Elemental analysis HPLC or NMR spectral scans (supplied as supplementary material) Files required for submission of revised manuscripts: Full details of files required for acceptance and production will be sent to authors along with the referee reports. The following is a summary: Covering letter, detailing all changes made to the manuscript Manuscript text, without embedded graphics, as a Word document Schemes and structures as ChemDraw files Other images as jpeg, tif or eps files (ideally at a resolution of 600 dpi) Supplementary material as a separate Word or PDF file Crystallography as a cif file, if revised Author Guidelines  Author Guidelines Homepage Log in to ReSourCe For author and referee services from RSC Publishing Author Guidelines Choose a topic from the links below: Journal Policy Initial assessment of submissions, plus journal-by-journal guidelines detailing general policy issues, types of article published in each journal, etc. Article Layout Find out how to structure your article, format your text, and construct your experimental and reference sections. Illustrations Looking for instructions on artwork preparation? Need to know RSC policy on colour artwork or provision of cover images? Techniques Looking for guidelines on presenting your X-ray crystallography data? Or some other analytical technique? Supplementary Data Need to make data available to other readers? Depositing information with a database? Or just providing supporting data for your article? Electronic Files Looking for author templates? Need help creating your files for submission? Not sure what to send and when? Authoring Tools Click here for common journal abbreviations, nomenclature, units and symbolism, and other helpful resources Summary Guidelines for Non-English Speakers Summary guidelines in Chinese and Japanese Instructions to Authors 1477-0520.pdf Editorial Board   Editorial Board   Professor Ben Feringa (Chair), University of Groningen, Netherlands Chris Abell, Cambridge Varinder Aggarwal, Bristol Donna Blackmond, Imperial College Thomas Carell, Munich Francois Diederich, ETH Andrew Hamilton, Yale Karl Jorgensen Aarhus Laura Kiessling, Wisconsin-Madison Shu Kobayashi, Tokyo K C Nicolaou, Scripps; UC-San Diego David Rice, Reading Jay Siegel, Zurich Itamar Willner, Jerusalem Peter Wipf, Pittsburgh International Advisory Editorial Board Roger Alder Bristol, UK Vincenzo Balzani Bologna, Italy Barry Carpenter Cornell, USA Andre B Charette Montreal, Canada Peter Chen ETH, Switzerland Jonathan Ellman Berkeley, USA Kurt Faber Graz, Austria Malcom D E Forbes UNorth Carolina Chapel Hill, USA Sam H Gellman Wisconsin, USA Jan Kihlberg Umea, Sweden Philip Kocienski Leeds, UK Steven Ley Cambridge, UK Manuel Martin Lomas Seville, Spain Zhang Li-He Beijing Medical University, China Michael J Martinelli Amgen, USA Keiji Maruoka Kyoto, Japan E W 'Bert' Meijer Eindhoven, The Netherlands Eiichi Nakamura Tokyo, Japan Ryoji Noyori Nagoya, Japan Mark Rizzacasa Melbourne, Australia Alanna Schepartz Yale, USA Oliver Seitz Humboldt-Universitat, Berlin, Germany Kevan Shokat Berkeley, USA Steve Street Pfizer, UK Suzanne Walker Princeton, USA Jon Waltho Sheffield, UK James D White Oregon, USA Sam Z Zard Ecole Polytechnique, France