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International Journal of Lipids is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed journal that helps disseminate original research work, having a unique aspect of covering many areas which contributes to providing an awareness of research studies of scientists around the globe.
About and Scope: The International Journal of Lipids is a leading publication dedicated to advancing research in lipid science, including lipid metabolism, lipidomics, and lipid-related diseases. IJL welcomes original research, reviews, and clinical studies that contribute to the understanding of lipids and their impact on human health.
Diverse Submissions: IJL encourages diverse submissions, including but not limited to studies on lipid biochemistry, lipid signaling, lipidomics, and the role of lipids in various diseases. Authors can opt for submission through three convenient methods: offline via email, online submission form, or via the MZ portal.
Rigorous Peer Review: All submissions undergo a rigorous peer review process by experts in the field of lipid research. IJL's commitment to maintaining high scientific standards ensures that only high-quality, impactful research is published.
Transparent Article Processing Charges: IJL is committed to transparency in the article processing charges, providing authors with clear information on the costs associated with publishing in a journal. IJL aims to ensure fairness and clarity in all financial aspects of the publication process.
Open Access publication: IJL is an open access publication, ensuring that all published articles are freely accessible to researchers, clinicians, and the public. This open access model promotes the widespread dissemination of knowledge and facilitates global collaboration in lipid research.
Editing Tool for Authors: Introducing Riter Tool, a groundbreaking editing tool designed to streamline the article preparation process for the esteemed authors. Riters aims to support authors in producing well-written, polished manuscripts that effectively communicate their research findings.
