[sed-ml-editors] Dear Bergmann, FT; Cooper, J; Le Novere,..., We Are Honored to Invite You to Become the Lead Guest Editor of Your Proposed Special Issue

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Be Lead Guest Editor for a Special Issue
American Journal of Internal Medicine
ISSN Online: 2330-4324
ISSN Print: 2330-4316
Current Issue: Vol.7, No.5, 2019
Dear Bergmann, FT; Cooper, J; Le Novere,...,
We are inviting scholars who have a desire to propose a special issue on
valuable topics within the scope of American Journal of Internal Medicine (
http://www.ajintmed.org) to join us.
Proposing Special Issues
After intensively reading your published article "Simulation Experiment
Description Markup Language (SED-ML) Level 1 Version 2" in JOURNAL OF
INTEGRATIVE BIOINFORMATICS, we think that more in-depth researches can be
carried out around this topic. For this reason, we are pleased to invite
you to launch a special issue on a topic of your choice.
The Guides of Proposing Your Own Special Issue
The written proposals that include the introduction to the special issue
and some key topics papers could focus upon have to be submitted by the
prospective lead guest editor.
If you have interests, get the Proposal Form in the following link:
http://www.ajintmed.org/download/66Form.doc
Serving as the Lead Guest Editor
Once the special issue you proposed is accepted, you will serve as the Lead
Guest Editor.
The whole set of publishing procedures of the Special Issue is managed by
the Lead Guest Editor, which is comprised of composing a proposal for the
Special Issue, recruiting a team of Guest Editors, and regulating the peer
review of articles submitted.
The Benefits for Your Role as the Lead Guest Editor

   1. Publish one paper for free in the special issue
   2. We'll provide you with an electronic Certificate of Honor
   3. It's possible that you'll get promoted to the Journal's
   Editor-in-Chief
   4. Keep yourself up-to-date while reviewing a manuscript

Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely yours,
The Editorial Office of American Journal of Internal Medicine