International Journal of Coronaviruses

International Journal of Coronaviruses

International Journal of Coronaviruses – Call For Papers

Open Access & Peer-Reviewed

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Call for Papers

Advancing Coronavirus Research Through Rigorous Scientific Publication

Open Invitation: The International Journal of Coronaviruses invites researchers worldwide to submit high-quality manuscripts advancing our understanding of coronaviruses and their impact on global health.

Why Publish with IJCV?

Rigorous Peer Review

Expert evaluation by leading coronavirus researchers ensures scientific excellence and credibility.

  • Single-blind review by subject matter experts
  • Double-blind review available upon request
  • Constructive feedback for manuscript improvement

Global Reach

Open access publication ensures worldwide accessibility and maximum research impact.

  • Immediate global accessibility
  • Submission to major academic databases
  • Enhanced citation potential

Professional Standards

Comprehensive editorial and production services ensure publication excellence.

  • Professional copyediting and formatting
  • DOI assignment and permanent archiving
  • Creative Commons licensing

Research Areas of Interest

IJCV welcomes submissions across all aspects of coronavirus research, including but not limited to:

Molecular Biology & Virology

  • Viral genome analysis and mutations
  • Protein structure and function
  • Replication mechanisms
  • Host-virus interactions

Clinical Research

  • Disease manifestations and progression
  • Diagnostic methods and biomarkers
  • Treatment protocols and outcomes
  • Long-term health effects

Immunology & Vaccines

  • Immune response mechanisms
  • Vaccine development and efficacy
  • Antibody and T-cell responses
  • Immune evasion strategies

Epidemiology & Public Health

  • Transmission dynamics and modeling
  • Outbreak investigation and surveillance
  • Prevention strategies
  • Health policy and preparedness

Technology & Innovation

  • AI and machine learning applications
  • Novel diagnostic technologies
  • Digital health solutions
  • Bioinformatics and data science

Veterinary & Zoonotic Research

  • Animal coronavirus infections
  • Zoonotic transmission events
  • Wildlife reservoir studies
  • One Health approaches

Manuscript Types

We welcome diverse types of scholarly contributions to accommodate various research methodologies and findings:

Original Research Articles

Comprehensive reports of original research with significant contributions to coronavirus science.

Length: Up to 8,000 words

Review Articles

Systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and comprehensive overviews of current knowledge.

Length: Up to 10,000 words

Mini Reviews

Concise reviews focusing on specific aspects or recent developments.

Length: Up to 5,000 words

Short Communications

Brief reports of preliminary findings or novel methodologies.

Length: Up to 3,000 words

Rapid Communications

Time-sensitive findings requiring expedited publication.

Length: Up to 3,000 words

Case Studies

Clinical case reports and case series with educational or research value.

Length: Up to 4,000 words

Letters to Editor

Scientific correspondence and commentary on published articles.

Length: Up to 1,500 words

Editorials

Expert commentary on current issues and emerging trends.

Length: Up to 3,000 words

Perspectives

Opinion pieces and viewpoints on emerging topics in coronavirus research.

Length: Up to 5,000 words

Data Papers / Data Notes

Descriptions of valuable datasets with reuse potential.

Length: Up to 6,000 words

Methods / Protocol Papers

Detailed descriptions of novel methodologies and protocols.

Length: Up to 6,000 words

Technical Notes

Brief technical reports on new techniques and tools.

Length: Up to 3,000 words

Hypothesis / Concept Papers

Theoretical frameworks and novel hypotheses.

Length: Up to 5,000 words

Conference Papers / Proceedings

Selected papers from coronavirus research conferences.

Length: Up to 6,000 words

Video Articles / Visualized Experiments

Multimedia presentations of experimental procedures.

Format: Video + manuscript

Book Reviews

Critical reviews of recent books on coronavirus research.

Length: Up to 2,000 words

Current Research Priorities

IJCV particularly encourages submissions addressing these urgent research priorities:

  • Variant Research: Emerging variants, their characteristics, transmission, and vaccine effectiveness
  • Long COVID Studies: Post-acute sequelae, mechanisms, biomarkers, and management strategies
  • Breakthrough Infections: Vaccine effectiveness, immune escape, and booster strategies
  • Pediatric COVID-19: Age-specific manifestations, outcomes, and vaccination considerations
  • Mental Health Impact: Psychological consequences and intervention strategies
  • Health Disparities: Equity considerations and vulnerable population studies
  • Pandemic Preparedness: Lessons learned and future preparedness strategies

Submission Information

Journal Information

ISSN: [Journal ISSN]

Publication Frequency: Continuous online publication

Review Type: Single-blind peer review

Open Access: All articles freely accessible

Publication Timeline

Initial Review: 3-5 business days

Peer Review: 2-4 weeks

Editorial Decision: Within 48 hours of review completion

Publication: 1-2 weeks after acceptance

Fee Structure

Submission Fee: None

Review Fee: None

Processing Fee: Only after acceptance

Special Offers: Monthly fee waivers available

How to Submit

Before You Submit

  • Review our Aims & Scope to ensure manuscript fit
  • Read the Instructions for Authors carefully
  • Prepare all required documents and supporting materials
  • Ensure compliance with ethical guidelines and reporting standards

Choose Your Submission Method

Contact Information

For questions about manuscript suitability, submission process, or editorial policies:

Editorial Office

Email: [email protected]

General inquiries and submission support

Technical Support

Email: [email protected]

Submission system and technical issues

Join the Global Effort Against Coronaviruses

Submit your research today and contribute to the worldwide understanding of coronavirus science.

Contact: For inquiries, please email [email protected]