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  • 《分子与数字医学(英文)》(Molecular and Digital Medicine)是由山东大学主办,山东大学科技期刊社与科爱(KeAi)公司合作出版的英文科技期刊。期刊发文范围包括但不限于肿瘤诊断与数字健康整合、分子医学与人工智能数字健康技术、分子与数字技术的融合、临床应用与转化医学、基因组学和大数据等相关领域。

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      2026年6月16日星期二

      Guide for Authors

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      About the journal

      Journal announcements

      Announcing Molecular and Digital Medicine: A New Journal Fusing Life Sciences, Engineering, and Digital Innovation

      We

      are proud to announce the launch of Molecular and Digital Medicine, a

      pioneering, multidisciplinary open-access journal dedicated to

      publishing high-impact research at the convergence of molecular

      bioscience, biomedical engineering, and digital health technologies.

      This

      new journal addresses a critical need for a unified platform that

      bridges the gap between groundbreaking discoveries in the lab and their

      translation into intelligent, data-driven clinical applications.

      Molecular and Digital Medicine will provide a forum for the rapid

      dissemination of peer-reviewed articles that explore how the integration

      of molecular insights, advanced engineering, and computational power is

      revolutionizing the future of personalized medicine, diagnostics, and

      therapeutics.

      Scope and Mission:

      The

      journal's scope encompasses the full spectrum of translational

      research, from fundamental molecular mechanisms to clinical

      implementation. Key areas of interest include:

      Molecular & Nanoscale Medicine: Genomics, biomarkers, nanomedicine, targeted drug delivery, and regenerative medicine.

      Digital Health Technologies: AI/ML in healthcare, wearable devices, digital therapeutics, and health informatics.

      Converging

      Technologies: The integration of molecular data with digital platforms,

      AI-driven analysis of omics data, and the development of "smart"

      diagnostic and therapeutic systems enabled by biomaterials and

      engineering.

      "Molecular

      and Digital Medicine will be essential reading for molecular

      biologists, clinicians, data scientists, biomedical engineers, and all

      researchers working to create the next generation of precision

      healthcare solutions," said the Founding Editor-in-Chief. "Our goal is

      to accelerate innovation by fostering collaboration across these

      traditionally siloed fields."

      Molecular and Digital Medicine is now inviting submissions and applications for Editorial Board positions.

      For more information, visit: https://www.keaipublishing.com/en/journals/molecular-and-digital-medicine/

      Aims and scope

      Molecular

      and Digital Medicine is a pioneering, multidisciplinary, open-access

      journal dedicated to advancing research at the dynamic convergence of

      molecular biology, digital technologies, and biomedical engineering. The

      journal aims to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research that

      explores the innovative integration of molecular science with digital

      health tools and engineering solutions, with the ultimate goal of

      revolutionizing personalized medicine, diagnostics, and therapeutic

      interventions.

      Our

      scope encompasses the full spectrum of research at this pivotal

      intersection. This includes foundational and applied research in

      Molecular and Nanoscale Medicine, such as molecular diagnostics,

      biomarkers, omics sciences, precision medicine, nanomedicine, gene

      editing, and biomaterials. A core focus is also on Digital Health

      Technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and machine

      learning, digital therapeutics, wearable devices, biosensors, and health

      informatics.

      A

      distinctive priority is the Integration and Convergence of these

      fields, covering areas like digital biomarkers, AI-driven multi-omics

      analysis, engineered diagnostic devices, smart theranostic platforms,

      and digital tools for clinical trials. The journal strongly emphasizes

      Clinical Applications and Translational Medicine, welcoming work that

      bridges these discoveries into clinical practice, develops personalized

      strategies and devices, and addresses the associated ethical,

      regulatory, and security challenges.

      Molecular

      and Digital Medicine seeks to foster essential collaborations across

      disciplines, including molecular biology, bioinformatics, clinical

      medicine, biomedical engineering, and digital health, to catalyse the

      development of innovative, end-to-end solutions that improve patient

      care, healthcare delivery, and global health outcomes.

      Editorial Board

      Article types

      Molecular

      and Digital Medicine publishes a wide range of content, showcasing the

      latest advancements at the intersection of molecular biology, digital

      health, biomedical engineering, and nanomedicine:

      Article type

      Description

      Original Research

      Substantive reports of novel, data-driven research that presents a significant advance in the field.

      Review Articles

      Comprehensive,

      authoritative, and narrative reviews of current literature and trends

      in a specific area. (Invitation encouraged, but not required)

      Systematic Reviews

      Rigorous,

      protocol-driven reviews that identify, evaluate, and synthesize all

      relevant studies to answer a specific research question.

      Brief Communications

      Significant, high-impact research that merits rapid communication, often of a preliminary nature.

      Clinical Reports

      Detailed

      analyses of a single or small series of unique patient cases that

      provide novel insights into disease mechanisms, diagnosis, or treatment.

      This category also includes early clinical reports on the application

      of novel technologies (e.g., a new biosensor, digital therapeutic, or

      biomaterial implant). Must include patient consent and ethical approval.

      Methodologies

      Articles

      describing new or significantly improved experimental methods,

      computational tools, software, or engineering protocols relevant to the

      journal's scope.

      Perspectives & Opinions

      Articles presenting a personal viewpoint, a speculative hypothesis, or a commentary on future directions in the field.

      Correspondence

      Short letters commenting on a recent article published in the journal, fostering scientific discussion.

      Commentary

      Focused

      perspectives on emerging topics, methodologic advances, or key findings

      in molecular and digital medicine (not limited to commenting on

      published articles).

      Meeting Reports

      Summaries of key findings, trends, and discussions from major scientific conferences and symposia.

      News & Views

      Concise updates on recent breakthroughs, regulatory news, major funding initiatives, or significant events.

      Data Notes

      Short descriptions of scientifically valuable datasets deposited in public repositories, enhancing data reuse and discovery.

      Editorial

      Editorials

      are authoritative, editorially curated articles offering expert

      perspectives on timely, relevant topics in molecular and digital

      medicine. They may address emerging trends, key advancements, or

      impactful developments in the field, or introduce thematic

      issues/landmark content. Balanced, concise, and grounded in current

      evidence, editorials should provide actionable insights for clinical

      practice, research, or translation.

      Letter

      Letters

      are concise, timely communications that provide critical commentary on

      recently published articles in the journal, present novel preliminary

      findings, or offer insights on emerging issues in clinical practice,

      health research, or medical policy.

      Consensus and Guideline

      Consensuses

      and Guidelinesare official recommendations from professional

      organizations on issues related to clinical practice and health care

      delivery. CD is flexible with length, reference, and other format

      requirements given the variability in the format of guidelines developed

      by different organizations. A concise table or concise graphic

      summarizing the recommendations and other key points is desirable.

      Guidelines that meet standards (http://www.equator-network.org/) will

      fare more favorably than those that do not.

      Guideline Snapshot

      Guideline

      Snapshots are concise, accessible summaries of existing, high-quality

      clinical or research guidelines. They distill core recommendations, key

      applicable scenarios, and critical evidence highlights from full

      guidelines (e.g., those meeting EQUATOR Network standards or issued by

      authoritative professional organizations) without replicating detailed

      methodological processes or extensive discussions.

      Detailed Article Types

      Molecular

      and Digital Medicine welcomes the following types of submissions. All

      manuscripts must adhere to the highest standards of ethical and

      scientific rigor and will undergo rigorous peer review.

      1. Original Research

      Description:

      Full-length, substantial reports of original basic, translational,

      clinical, or engineering research that presents a significant advance in

      the field. The work should be hypothesis-driven and provide novel

      insights, data, or methodologies.

      Abstract:

      Structured to include the elements of Background, Methods, Results, and

      Conclusion, but without subheadings. No more than 250 words.

      Main

      Text: Typically 3,000-5,000 words (excluding references and figure

      legends). Should follow the standard IMRaD structure: Introduction,

      Methods, Results, Discussion.

      References: No specific limit, but should be relevant and appropriate.

      Figures/Tables: Typically 4-8 items in total.

      2. Review Articles

      Description:

      Comprehensive, authoritative, and narrative surveys of a specific topic

      within the journal's scope. They should provide critical analysis,

      synthesize existing literature, and discuss future directions, rather

      than simply summarizing publications. Authors are strongly encouraged to

      contact the Editors prior to submission to propose a topic.

      Abstract: Unstructured, no more than 250 words.

      Main

      Text: Typically 5,000-8,000 words. Should include an Introduction,

      thematic sections, and a Conclusion/Future Perspectives section.

      References: Extensive and representative of the field.

      Figures/Tables: Encouraged to illustrate key concepts (e.g., schematic diagrams, comparative tables).

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      更多详见:

      https://www.keaipublishing.com/en/journals/molecular-and-digital-medicine/guide-for-authors


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