John Nickerson Department of Ophthalmology Emory University.

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John Nickerson Department of Ophthalmology Emory University

“Wow! This [the web] would be perfect for a scientific journal!”

Molecular Vision One of the first Web journals in biology and medicine 15 years 250 to 300 articles published per year Reject about an equal number Ranked 2nd behind IOVS, which is published by the dominant society in vision and ophthalmology Fully Open Access, immediately No Author charges

Among all science journals: top 6% by Immediacy Index top 13% by Impact Factor

The URL for Molecular Vision is

Can the typical lab in India afford a $2000. Author fee?

Sample XML valid according to NLM DTD

Molecular Vision provides a permanent and unchanging archive: LOCKSS, COINS, PubMed Central (we submit to PMC for our authors) Emory, offsite backups

Going Forward- Annual Budget: $50K Editorial Assistant (incl. FBs) $30K Copy editing $20K Software and IT services $100K Total annually

Future Business Plan: If 200 of the best libraries on the planet underwrite Molecular Vision to the tune of $500. per year. = $100K No Author Fees, No Subscriber fees, instant Open Access CCL3.0 BY

Historical Major Hurdles: Winning acceptance in the vision science community Indexing in PubMed Impact Factor from ISI Software

Conclusions (4 major points) 1. Scholars must actively participate in communicating their results and cannot abdicate this final obligatory step of their research projects. (Scholars need to volunteer to run peer- review and edit scholarly journals).

2. Running (and establishing) a journal is not difficult or expensive. Any group of scholars now have the tools to do this economically.

3. It takes several years to jump through all the hoops: Acceptance, PubMed, Impact Factor. Stick with it. 4. Software: share your software. Quality software is key.

Acknowledgments: Co-Editors-in-Chief: Bob Church and Jeff Boatright Funding: Knights Templar Ophthalmology Department Server: Emory University

Molecular Vision’s Peer-Review: 3 reviewers, 1 SRE (Ed. Board member), 1 E-I-C. peer-review and editing improve and accredit an article