Emerging Microbes and Infections ISSN Details

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Emerging Microbes and Infections - As an international peer-reviewed journal, the mission of Emerging Microbes & Infections (EMI) is to provide a new integrated forum to allow for the timely dissemination of a large amount of information gathered about microbes and infections, especially ones associated with increasing biological and clinical significance and pathogenic frequency. The sheer volume and complexity of such information have gone beyond the scale and scope of existing specialty journals, and thus EMI is committed to bridging the gap between scientific communities in developed and developing countries where most of the emerging microbes and infections have occurred in recent years. EMI will cover relevant topics of critical biological and clinical value including, but not limited to: epidemic surveillance; clinical manifestation; diagnosis and management; cellular and molecular pathogenesis; innate and acquired immune responses between emerging microbes and their hosts; drug discovery, and vaccine development EMI will serve microbiologists, clinicians, public health workers, drug and vaccine developers, as well as policymakers by providing them with updated knowledge encompassing microbes and infections emerging in different countries and regions throughout the world. The 2018 journal metrics for Emerging Microbes & Infections are as follows: 2-year Impact Factor: 6.212 5-year Impact Factor: 6.183 Immediacy index: 0.845 Eigenfactor score: 0.006 Article Influence Score: 2.142 Rank: 26/155 (Immunology), 15/125 (Microbiology)   Emerging Microbes more...

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Emerging Microbes and Infections ISSN Details

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Journal Name	Emerging Microbes and Infections
Journal Abbreviation	Emerging Microbes and Infections Abbreviation
Journal Online	2222-1751 (22221751)
Impact Factor	Emerging Microbes and Infections Impact Factor
CiteScore	Emerging Microbes and Infections CiteScore
Acceptance Rate	Emerging Microbes and Infections Acceptance Rate
SCImago Journal Rank	Emerging Microbes and Infections SJR (SCImago Journal Rank)