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Join leading researchers advancing respiratory disease mechanisms and translational pulmonary science.
52% AcceptanceQuality threshold
21 Days DecisionFast turnaround
72 HoursAcknowledgment
Open AccessGlobal visibility
First Decision21 DaysAverage turnaround
Acceptance Rate52%Quality standard
Acknowledgment72 HoursAfter submission
Scope Feedback5 DaysEditorial assessment
Submission Methods
ManuscriptZone Portal
Our primary submission platform with full tracking, revision management, and communication tools.
Simple Submission Form
Quick alternative for initial submissions. Upload your manuscript and we handle the rest.
Scope Alignment
JRD welcomes mechanistic and translational research across respiratory diseases including:
- COPD inflammatory pathways and asthma biomarker discovery
- Pulmonary fibrosis mechanisms and ILD progression
- Bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis pathophysiology
- Pleural diseases and effusion mechanisms
- Interventional pulmonology and bronchoscopy innovations
- Lung transplantation immunology and outcomes
- Respiratory infections and tuberculosis pathogenesis
- Sleep-related breathing disorders and critical care
Article Types
Original Research
Mechanistic studies with validated endpoints.
Systematic Reviews
Evidence syntheses with clinical implications.
Methods & Protocols
New diagnostic tools and techniques.
Case Reports
Unique presentations with insights.
Review Timeline
| Stage | Timing | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgment | 72 hours | Receipt confirmation |
| Scope Assessment | 5 days | Editorial screening |
| Peer Review | 14-18 days | Expert evaluation |
| First Decision | 21 days | Accept/Revise/Reject |
Before You Submit: Ensure your manuscript aligns with JRD's mechanistic and translational
focus. We prioritize disease pathways, biomarker discovery, and pathogenesis mechanisms over clinical management
guidelines.
Contact
For submission inquiries, technical support, or scope questions, contact us at [email protected].
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