Year: 2003
Type: editorial
Abstract: Lecturer in the Advanced Morphology of the Invertebrates) as joint Editors.In an Introduction to the first volume the Editors stated '' We trust that Parasitology will fulfil the purpose the editors have in view, of encouraging the study of parasitology, especially in relation to disease, providing a means for the publication of papers relating to pathogenic and disease-transmitting parasites … .It is therefore hoped that this publication will appeal not only to medical men at home and abroad but to veterinarians, zoologists and agriculturalists.''By Volume 6, reference to Parasitology being a supplement to the Journal of Hygiene had disappeared, although subscribers to the latter could still receive Parasitology at the reduced rate of £1.1s per volume.Shipley had been promoted to Reader in Zoology and Edward Hindley had been appointed Editorial Assistant.Since its foundation, Parasitology, in common with many other journals, has undergone a number of changes to meet more effectively the needs of its authors and readers, fulfilling the aims of the journal, and publishing good and interesting science across the broad spectrum of parasitology.For example, the journal has been available online, in Cambridge Journals Online, since 1997, and will shortly be publishing individual articles as soon as they are ready.The latest significant development was announced in May of this year when the
Source: Parasitology
Authors: C. ARME, R. S. PHILLIPS
Language: Spanish
Subfield: Library and Information Sciences
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4250613195