Journals

  • Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Advances in the Clinical Lab

    Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Advances in the Clinical Lab (JMSACL) is a platinum open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to diagnostic technologies in laboratory medicine and pathology. It focuses on mass spectrometry and related analytical methods, data science, and emerging technologies that improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. JMSACL publishes original research, reviews, technical reports, guidelines, and case studies that bridge experimental method development with routine clinical practice, emphasizing work with a clear path to patient care. Owned by MSACL and published in partnership with Stanford University Press, the journal makes all content freely available to read and publish. 

  • Reviews of Economic Literature

    Reviews of Economic Literature is a scholarly journal dedicated to critical, synthetic, and forward-looking engagement with the field of economics. It publishes review essays, state-of-the-field analyses, and interpretive interventions that assess major debates, trace the development of key ideas, and identify emerging directions in economic research. By bringing together rigorous scholarship with broad intellectual perspective, the journal aims to serve as a forum for reflection on the theories, methods, and literatures shaping contemporary economics.

  • Population Biology Modeling & Theory

    Population Biology Modeling & Theory is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to rigorous modeling and theoretical research in population biology, covering fields including ecology, evolution, epidemiology, demography, population genetics, and phylogenetics. It serves the modeling and theory community through open-access publication of research articles and related scholarly contributions. 

  • Biogeography

    Biogeography publishes high-quality research on the patterns and processes that shape the distribution of life on Earth, across all spatial and temporal scales, while supporting rigorous, equitable, and forward-looking scholarly publishing.