Welcome to online-only production of Parasitology and future-proofing of the journal's academic standards
J. Russell Stothard, Stuart Ainsworth, Amy E. Marriott
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J. Russell Stothard, Stuart Ainsworth, Amy E. Marriott
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onwards, all published articles will be accessible online-only, although we will continue the regular production cycle of 14 issues per year, a nod to the proud printed press tradition.Each issue typically groups together 10-15 papers, with two earmarked as Special Issues.The latter are commissioned by John Ellis, Deputy Editor-in-Chief & Special Issue Editor.For their easier perusal, the 28 Special Issues from the last decade now feature more prominently on our CUP website, allocated their own navigation tab (see https://www. cambridge.org/core/jour nals/parasitology/special-issues), alongside a tabbed virtual collection of other themed articles selected post-production.The latter is drawn together upon certain #World_Day_Themes that promote a broader academic appeal and impact.
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onwards, all published articles will be accessible online-only, although we will continue the regular production cycle of 14 issues per year, a nod to the proud printed press tradition.Each issue typically groups together 10-15 papers, with two earmarked as Special Issues.The latter are commissioned by John Ellis, Deputy Editor-in-Chief & Special Issue Editor.For their easier perusal, the 28 Special Issues from the last decade now feature more prominently on our CUP website, allocated their own navigation tab (see https://www. cambridge.org/core/jour nals/parasitology/special-issues), alongside a tabbed virtual collection of other themed articles selected post-production.The latter is drawn together upon certain #World_Day_Themes that promote a broader academic appeal and impact.
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