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Try Livewrite NowProgress in Retinal and Eye Research is a reviews-only, invitation-based journal covering basic and clinical aspects of the eye for molecular biologists, neuroscientists, physiologists, vision researchers, and ophthalmologists. It covers all aspects of eye research, including the retina, pigment epithelial layer, cornea, tears, lacrimal glands, aqueous humour, iris, ciliary body, trabeculum, lens, vitreous humour, and diseases such as dry-eye, inflammation, keratoconus, corneal dystrophy, glaucoma, and cataract.
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Progress In Retinal And Eye Research is an invitation-only journal. Submissions are accepted by invitation from the editorial board only. The following article types are accepted:
Review Articles
Recent Publications
From blurry to bold: The case for presbyopia care and education for older women in low- and middle-income countries
Ving Fai Chan, Yousef A.A. Albaba, Sanele Buthelezi, Ai Chee Yong, Sonia Mavi, Fitsum Kibreab, Kajal Shah, Jamison Jones, Pirindhavellie Govender-Poonsamy, Anne Effiom Ebri, Chirstine Graham, Ronnie Graham, Omar Othman, Eden Mashayo, Fatma Omar, Hannah Faal
Ophthalmic manifestations of mitochondrial disorders
Megan F. Baxter, Grace A. Borchert, Emma L. Blakely, Claire W. Ruan, Robert E. MacLaren, Robert McFarland, Robert W. Taylor
The role of the choroidal nervous system in central serous chorioretinopathy and associated diseases
Bastien Leclercq, Giulia Gregori, Linxin Zhu, Lorenzo Mangoni, Nathalie Kubis, Dan Mejlachowicz, Min Zhao, J.L. Bourges, Luc Laurencena, Elodie Bousquet, Marco Lupidi, Francine Behar-Cohen
Eye–brain axis: Ocular and visual pathophysiology as driver and therapeutic target across the mood disorder trajectory
Xuhong Zhang, Xiaoyu Wang, Hong Zhu, Huiwen Yu, Lin Fu, Wanyi Shu, Xihang Ye, Zhixin Lim, Saboor Saeed, Ha Linh Nguyen, Julius Pistoor, Dazhong Rong, Jianbo Lai, Zheng Wang, Yang He, Yueming Wang, Ye Shen, Yudong Zhou, Shaohua Hu, Jianping Tong
Polygenic risk scores for glaucoma: Impact on diagnosis and disease course
Antonia Kolovos, Tin Aung, Anthony P. Khawaja, Janey L. Wiggs, Jamie E. Craig
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to publish?
2 days from submission to first decision; 45 days from submission to decision after review; 127 days from submission to acceptance; 3 days from acceptance to online publication.
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A formal appeal letter is required for authors appealing a revision or rejection decision. The appeal must be submitted in writing by the corresponding author, include the word “Appeal” and the manuscript reference number in the subject line, explain why the decision is disputed, provide point-by-point responses to relevant editor or reviewer comments, and include supporting evidence where applicable.
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Open access APC: USD 6730 excluding taxes for all articles. Subscription publication has no open access publication fee.
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