Welcome to the Molecular Vision App. Direct access for readers and authors to different sections of Molecular Vision's website, including all papers and instructions for authors. Index feeds are current. Android's browser support provides text reflow for reading even on a small phone screen. Works with Frodo 2.2, so our older phones are not left out.Molecular Vision first published in 1995 as one of the first paperless science journals, and they are a gold standard for open-access publishing in biomedical sciences. As a vision scientist who has published in this journal and as a reviewer for Molecular Vision and numerous other journals, I can attest to the quality of Molecular Vision's operations and publishing. The...
Welcome to the Molecular Vision App. Direct access for readers and authors to different sections of Molecular Vision's website, including all papers and instructions for authors. Index feeds are current. Android's browser support provides text reflow for reading even on a small phone screen. Works with Frodo 2.2, so our older phones are not left out.Molecular Vision first published in 1995 as one of the first paperless science journals, and they are a gold standard for open-access publishing in biomedical sciences. As a vision scientist who has published in this journal and as a reviewer for Molecular Vision and numerous other journals, I can attest to the quality of Molecular Vision's operations and publishing. The Journal's editorial board includes scientists and clinicians at the top of their fields. Molecular Vision continues to make all papers available free, to support scientists and physicians around the world.Molecular Vision is supported by the generosity of the following sponsors:Emory Eye Center, Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, Georgia Knights Templar Educational Foundation, and Emory University.On behalf of the Eye Research Institute of Oakland University, I donate this App in honor of our founding scientists, Dr V. Everett Kinsey and Dr. Venkat N. Reddy, and also Dr Barry Winkler in the year of his transition to ERI Emeritus Professor. May it support awareness of Molecular Vision and its continued service to vision scientists around the globe.Kenneth P. Mitton, PhD Associate Professor of Biomedical SciencesControl of Gene Expression Lab &Pediatric Retinal Research Lab of theEye Research InstituteOakland UniversityRochester, Michigan USAhttp://www.oakland.edu/erihttp://www.twitter.com/eyeresearchers
