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Journal Club

Science Signaling Journal Club articles are short, lively overviews by graduate students or postdoctoral fellows. To contribute a Journal Club article, please contact the Science Signaling editors.

Journal Club articles are brief pieces that highlight recent exciting developments in cell signaling research. Submissions based on assignments from a graduate course or from articles discussed in a journal club are encouraged. The articles are meant to both provide readers with a fresh view of cell signaling research and to allow the new generation of signaling researchers to gain experience in critical analysis of the recent literature and in the process of scientific communication. Authors should refer to the Information for Authors for general information about manuscript preparation and the journal's policies.

Use the Advanced Search limited to the Journal Club section, to find Journal Club articles. Alternatively, Journal Club articles and the Journal Club Archive can be accessed from the Literature section of the site.

An example of the proper citation format for a Journal Club article published prior to January 2008 is shown below:

I. A. Savtchouk, F. J. Mattie, A. A. Ollis, Ceramide: from embryos to tumors. Sci. STKE 2007, jc1 (2007).

An example of the proper citation format for a Journal Club article published after the title change to Science Signaling in January 2008 is shown below:

I. A. Savtchouk, F. J. Mattie, A. A. Ollis, Ceramide: from embryos to tumors. Science Signaling 1, jc1 (2008).

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Science Signaling. ISSN 1937-9145 (online), 1945-0877 (print). Pre-2008: Science's STKE. ISSN 1525-8882