I forward a message first posted to the CCL list (apologies for those on that list). I suspect this may be the first of several such announcements in 1997. In view of Paul Deards' article about CAS abstracting relatively few Internet-only items, I wonder whether the journal noted below will be included by CAS. ==================

Call for papers

A new completely on-line journal of science has been launched. The Internet Journal of Science - biological chemistry can be found at http://www.netsci-journal.com/

All aspects of Chemistry and Biochemistry are included. In particular the journal will cover the applications of Computers to Science such as MOLECULAR MODELLING, Cheminformatics and Bioinformatics.

There will be 2 sections to each issue.

The Journal

This will contain peer reviewed articles, Regular papers. Communications. Reviews, both invited and contributed

The Magazine

This will contain more topical issues, News and views, comments on current trends Educational articles such as practical experiments, teaching articles, computer applications Software reviews and commercial announcements Student section - this will give both post and under-graduate students the opportunity to write papers The journal will host Electronic conferences on its Web Site.

Sincerely, The editor, Dr. Paul F.Heelis, North East Wales Institute, UK

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