Introducing Feature Articles in PNAS
@article{Schekman2007IntroducingFA, title={Introducing Feature Articles in PNAS}, author={R. Schekman}, journal={Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences}, year={2007}, volume={104}, pages={6495 - 6495} }
I n December 1995, PNAS opened its doors to all authors, and sponsorship by an Academy member was no longer necessary to submit an article to the journal. Since that time, the Direct Submission track has grown to account for approximately 84% of all articles submitted and 50% of all research articles published each year. In this issue of PNAS, we are launching a new category of Direct Submissions. The Feature Article series highlights research articles at the forefront of science, truly… Expand
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