Biophysical Reports Receives Its First Impact Factor Editor-in-Chief Jörg Enderlein and the editorial board of Biophysical Reports are pleased to announce that the journal has reached the milestone of receiving its first Impact Factor: 2.4! There are many ways to analyze the quality and success of a journal. Impact Factor is only one, but it reflects that a journal has established itself and is publishing work that is being recognized and cited by the community. We are proud of the journal’s development and would like to thank the authors who have submitted their work as well as the editors and reviewers who have provided a fast, rigorous, and fair peer review process. The journal was launched as a high-quality, forward-looking gold open access publishing option in 2021. Publishing in all disciplines encompassed by biophysics, with a particular emphasis on methods and techniques, as well as concepts and ideas that present major conceptual advances or represent new views on existing data and results, the journal has continued to build its reputation. It provides a venue for papers that are written for specialists as well as those written for the broader biophysics community. We look forward to watching Biophysical Reports grow in the future! Please consider submitting your latest research. For more information, go to www.biophysreports.org. Go Back 63 Tags: Biophysical Reports Darren EarlyDarren Early Other posts by Darren Early Contact author Related articles The Biophysical Society Is Searching for a Social Media Contributor Biophysical Society Supports Peer Review Week 2022 Biphasic System of Triglycerides in Water for Calculating Interfacial Tension with Molecular Dynamics Simulations The Biophysical Society is Searching for Social Media Contributors Q&A with Jörg Enderlein, Editor-in-Chief of Biophysical Reports Please login or register to post comments.