(Press-News.org) Current Molecular Pharmacology (CMP) is at the cutting edge of publishing the latest advancements in cellular and molecular pharmacology. We focus on the mechanisms of action of new drugs under development, innovative pharmacological technologies, and the application of genomics, proteomics, and metabonomics to drug action. The journal also delves into how studying drug actions at the cellular and molecular levels provides insights into normal biological functions, thus deepening our understanding of therapeutic interventions and fundamental biological processes.
With an impact factor of 2.9 in 2025, CMP is extensively indexed in databases such as BIOSIS Previews, Cabell's Directory, Chemical Abstracts, China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI), EBSCOhost, Embase, Essential Science Indicators, Google Scholar, Index Medicus, Medline, PubMed, Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), and Scopus. CMP achieves Q2 ranking in the Pharmacology & Pharmacy category .
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To apply, meet any two of the following criteria:
First or corresponding author (including co-authorship) of papers with an IF > 10.
Published more than five high-quality papers as the first or corresponding author in the past three years.
Have an h-index greater than 12.
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Peer Review: Participate in the peer review process, complete manuscript evaluations on time, and provide detailed feedback and specific suggestions for improvement.
Journal Promotion: Promote journal content through social media to expand its reach and attract more readers and authors; actively publicize the journal at academic conferences.
Inviting Expert Contributions: Identify experts in relevant fields, understand their research interests, and invite them to contribute.
Recommending Reviewers: Suggest scholars with expertise and a good reputation in the manuscript's field as potential reviewers.
Development Opportunities
Growth Period: Outstanding members may be promoted to the formal editorial board, engaging deeply in journal decision-making and connecting with the international academic community.
Skill Enhancement: Gain valuable academic service experience by engaging in the full spectrum of journal operations, from reviewing and organizing manuscripts to academic promotion.
Networking: Engage in direct dialogue with top scholars in the field, explore cutting-edge research.
Application Method
Please send your resume to the email address: cmp@fargroups.com
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