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A Decade of ChemMedChem
Scott D Williams1, Natalia Ortúzar2
1ChemMedChem, co-owned and supported by ChemPubSoc Europe, Wiley-VCH, Boschstrasse 12, Weinheim, 69469, Germany.
Chemmedchem
|January 9, 2016
Summary
ChemMedChem celebrates its 10th anniversary, reflecting on the evolution of medicinal chemistry. The journal
Area of Science:
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Scientific Publishing
Background:
- ChemMedChem celebrates a decade of publication in Issue 01/2016.
- The journal has published 10 complete volumes over its 10-year history.
Discussion:
- The Editorial Team reflects on the journal's growth and changes.
- The past decade has witnessed significant evolution within the medicinal chemistry field.
Key Insights:
- The 10th anniversary provides a milestone for retrospective analysis.
- The journal's journey mirrors the advancements in medicinal chemistry research.
Outlook:
- Future perspectives on the continued development of medicinal chemistry.
- Anticipating further contributions from ChemMedChem to the scientific community.
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