Biomedical Science & Research Journals


American Journal of Biomedical Science and Research invite authors from around the world and from all fields in science to publish their work with us to reach a larger, more relevant audience. Our submissions go through rigorous peer reviews and quality checks.

We appreciate work from a varied range of scientific research and believe in publishing high quality, original content. Preference is given to work that is well-articulated and presented in interesting ways that readers can relate to.

Research articles from major scientific fields are also welcome. These papers are expected to include findings, present evidence and explain the methodology used to achieve the final conclusion.

Author Benefits

  • High visibility of articles through global readership
  • Top Editorial Board and Review team
  • Articles in various formats: PDF, HTML, XML
  • Minimum publication charges
  • Rapid publication with life time hosting
  • Copy rights are retained with the author
  • Provision to have a hard copy
  • Best membership opportunity

Plagiarism Policy

We have a strict policy against work that is not original and ensure that all research work shared with us is authentic by various means necessary. Our peer-review system and plagiarism tests are based on the following policies:
  • We only accept original content from authors, which means that their work should not be under review by other publications.
  • We have a set of guidelines and templates for all authors to follow while creating and submitting their manuscripts.
  • Uniqueness is key to acceptance. Any work that has less than 75% originality will be rejected.

Peer Review Process

The Editorial Board of our journal will immediately scrutinize all articles submitted for publication in our journal and those articles which fail to reach the scientific standards are declined without further review. Those articles which satisfy the requirements of the Editorial Board will undergo double blinded peer review process with the support of our Editorial Team. These are the experts in the field who have agreed to provide a rapid assessment of the article. They may request a revision of the article to be made. All the efforts are made to get the acceptance from our Editorial Team to publish an article within 3-4weeks of submission.

Submission Guidelines

We accept only original, genuine content for publishing. Author should include Cover Letter while Manuscript Submission with complete details of authors and co-authors (if any).
Prior to submission authors are requested to follow the below Manuscript guidelines for quick publication process.

Click here for sample Manuscript Template

All the manuscripts are submitted directly to submissions@biomedgrid.com or Click Here.

Self-Archiving Policy

The articles published in our Journal are under Creative Commons Attribution License which permits unrestricted, archiving, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided that the work is properly cited. Here the copyrights are retained with the author and therefore they can self-archive their published manuscripts on their personal websites, institutional repository like PMC or a cross-institutional subject repository like arXive.org.

Publication Charges

The Publication charges constitutes the main mechanism for funding in open access-based publishing. It covers all the editorial work flow, production, long-term hosting thereby allowing permanently unrestricted online access to the published works.
Publication charges are subject to change with the number of pages. We don’t charge additional fee based upon the length, figures or other elements. The charges for publishing a research article is $1179 and for other articles $979 will be charged. The APC's are charged at the applicable rates effective on your submission date.


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