Journal of Immunization

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Journal of Immunization · ISSN 2577-137X · Open Access Pub

Call for Papers

Submit your research to JI. The Journal of Immunization welcomes submissions throughout the year from researchers, clinicians, and multidisciplinary teams working across immunization.

Regular submissions are accepted throughout the year.

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What the journal is looking for

Work the editors are glad to see

The journal's subject runs from the bench to the population. Research at any point along it is welcome on its own terms.

01

Vaccine science and development

Antigen and platform design, adjuvants, formulation and stability, immune response and correlates of protection, and the development of new and improved immunizing agents.

02

Evaluation and safety

Immunogenicity, efficacy and effectiveness studies, schedule and dose questions, duration of protection, safety research and post-licensure surveillance.

03

Programs, delivery and access

Routine and campaign immunization, supply and cold chain, workforce, registries, financing, and the access conditions that decide who an offer reaches.

04

Confidence, uptake and policy

Coverage and timeliness, acceptance and demand, communication and community engagement, program evaluation, and the recommendations those findings inform.

Work from any population and any setting is in scope, including research carried out where immunization systems are under the most pressure. The Aims and Scope page states the boundary in full.

Accepted manuscript types

Article types

The journal welcomes these manuscript types across its immunization remit.

01

Original Research

Original findings that address a substantive immunization question.

02

Review Articles

Evidence syntheses relevant to immunization.

03

Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses

Systematic evidence syntheses, with meta-analysis where appropriate.

04

Implementation and Program Evaluation Studies

Studies of immunization delivery, implementation or program outcomes.

05

Vaccine Safety and Surveillance Reports

Findings from vaccine-safety research or surveillance.

06

Methods, Protocols and Data Resources

Methods, protocols or data resources for immunization research.

07

Short Communications

Focused reports of immunization findings.

08

Policy and Practice Analyses

Analyses of immunization policy or practice.

09

Case Reports of Immunization Safety Events

Novel, rigorously documented events with clear immunization relevance; temporal association alone is insufficient.

Editorials, Commentaries and Letters are considered by invitation.

How a submission is handled

What to expect

The same process applies to every manuscript, whenever it arrives.

Screening
All submissions undergo initial editorial screening. Manuscripts that meet the journal's scope and minimum requirements proceed to independent peer review.
Peer review
Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request. Manuscripts that proceed to external peer review are normally evaluated by at least two independent subject-matter experts.
Decisions
Editorial decisions are based on scope, scientific quality, methodological rigor, ethical compliance, reporting quality, and relevance to the journal. Decisions remain independent of fees, membership, editorial roles and paid services.
Charges
An article processing charge applies to accepted articles and is payable after acceptance. The schedule is on the Article Processing Charges page.

Submission routes

Three ways to reach the editorial office

All three reach the same assessment.

Submission routes

  1. Primary route: ManuscriptZonehttps://oap.manuscriptzone.net/
  2. Alternative route: Simple manuscript submission formopenaccesspub.org/manuscript-submission-form?journal=ji
  3. Assisted route: Editorial email[email protected]

Authors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript.

Before you submit

Preparing the manuscript

The author instructions set out what to prepare and what must be declared; the special-issue page describes how to propose a focused collection.

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