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Genomics, Society and Policy Online Journal

www.gspjournal.com/
Published by the ESRC Genomics Network, Genomics, Society and Policy is a peer reviewed online journal that provides an outlet for interdisciplinary research on the social, ethical and legal aspects of genomics and related emergent technologies such as nanotechnology and stem cell research. It is an initiative of the ESRC Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics (CESAGen) and the Dutch Centre for Society and Genomics.

GSP welcomes submissions from sociological, philosophical, anthropological, legal, historical and other perspectives. We welcome submissions concerned with human medical issues, environmental impacts, human/animal relations and animal ethics. The journal will from time to time have themed special issues.

We are pleased to say that Genomics, Society and Policy is free, open access and will publish three times a year. The online format provides for quicker processing of time-sensitive research and a greater degree of interaction with a rapid response section.

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a very big thanks to the people at DOAJ.org who allowed me to reap the benefits of their hard work of collecting all those open access journals.

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Way #1: Peck.

Our collection of online journals (above) is listed and sorted by topic for users to survey. The sites listed are the sites searched by the corresponding CSE. Survey the sites, find one you like:

If it has an asterisk clicking it will pull up in the right column a posted abstract, selected from the site's own "About" page, or whatever it's equivalent is. The link to the site itself will be clearly situated in the first line of the abstract.
If it doesn't have an asterisk clicking it will take you directly to the journal's home page.

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2. Enter query.
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Designed for researchers in the Arts and Humanities, with a decidedly interdisciplinary bent, the objective of Search Pigeon is to provide a tool enabling the productive and trustworthy garnering of scholarly articles through customized searching.

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