10th Anniversary

The year 2020 marks the 10th anniversary of Biomolecules, a peer-reviewed open access journal on biogenic substances. Biomolecules has published more than 2600 papers from more than 5000 authors. We value the contributions made by authors and reviewers. To celebrate this 10th anniversary, we are arranging a series of special content and events. We hope you can join us in celebrating this milestone for our journal and enjoy the collection below.

Anniversary Video from Editors

Journal History

View the 10-year timeline infographic here. Trace the development of Biomolecules from its origins with remarkable events.

The inaugural issue is released and Biomolecules is published as a quarterly journal

Founding Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Jürg Bähler

Biomolecules is indexed in PubMed and PubMed Central (PMC)

 

Biomolecules is selected for inclusion in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)

Biomolecules is accepted for coverage in Scopus

Biomolecules is accepted for inclusion in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) and BIOSIS Previews in Web of Science

Prof. Dr. Vladimir N. Uversky serve as Editor-in-Chief



Biomolecules changed from quarterly to monthly issue release

Biomolecules Reached 2000 Article Milestone



Celebration Activities

Biomolecules 2020 Best Paper Awards for Anniversary Special Issues



In 2020, we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of our journal Biomolecules. In recognition of our authors’ continued support, Biomolecules is pleased to announce that the “Biomolecules 2020 Best Paper Awards for Anniversary Special Issues” will be launched and granted to the best papers published in the “Anniversary Special Issues”.

Biomolecules Best Cover Awards



Biomolecules will have 28 cover stories in 2018–2020. Many cover stories report important research results or innovative methods with impressive images. To reward those authors who have published important research results in Biomolecules, we are announcing the 10th Anniversary Best Cover Awards.

Special Issue Collection

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