The ambition of the<i>European Respiratory Journal</i>

Humbert, Marc

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“…Although this high acceptance threshold means that sometimes we have to reject high-quality science, it allows us to distill out the very best submissions. We have also tried to help authors to publish by fulfilling two more of the ambitions set out in 2013 [1]: increasing the number of research letters published (as part of the new Agora section) and offering some authors the opportunity to resubmit to the European Respiratory Review. On a larger scale, the European Respiratory Society (ERS) is responding to the great demand from authors for an additional publishing outlet, and is in the process of launching ERJ Open Research, a new addition to the ERS publications family.…”

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The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal: chapter 3

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Dinh-Xuan

Reeves³

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Eur Respir J

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@ERSpublicationsThe ERS's flagship journal is making great headway http://ow.ly/DRPyzAs the title suggests, this is the third New Year "ambition" editorial of the current 5-year European Respiratory Journal (ERJ) editorial cycle. As we approach the half-way point, it is time not only to look back at 2014, but also to take stock of what has been achieved in the past 2 years and to set the agenda for what is still to be done. We will review the objectives we set in the previous editorials [1, 2] and look at some of the exceptional articles published in 2014. This editorial will be broader in scope than the previous two, looking not only at what the ERJ publishes, but also at how it publishes. The production and dissemination of the journal continues to develop, and we would like to highlight some exciting recent and forthcoming developments.

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The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal: chapter 3

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Reeves³

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Eur Respir J

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“…The European Respiratory Journal (ERJ), the flagship publication of the European Respiratory Society (ERS), is launching a new section on novel concepts in physiology, immunology, biology and translational medicine [1,2]. Within this Back to Basics section, we aim to present cutting edge knowledge and emerging ideas on topics relevant to respiratory medicine.…”

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Albert EinsteinThe European Respiratory Journal (ERJ), the flagship publication of the European Respiratory Society (ERS), is launching a new section on novel concepts in physiology, immunology, biology and translational medicine [1,2]. Within this Back to Basics section, we aim to present cutting edge knowledge and emerging ideas on topics relevant to respiratory medicine.

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The new Back to Basics section: emerging concepts in basic and translational medicine

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2014

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@ERSpublicationsThe #ERJ launches a new Back to Basics section discussing novel concepts in basic science and translational medicine http://ow.ly/y8SL5We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. Albert EinsteinThe European Respiratory Journal (ERJ), the flagship publication of the European Respiratory Society (ERS), is launching a new section on novel concepts in physiology, immunology, biology and translational medicine [1,2]. Within this Back to Basics section, we aim to present cutting edge knowledge and emerging ideas on topics relevant to respiratory medicine. Basic scientific findings represent the essential foundation for advances in clinical medicine, and a close and continuous exchange between basic and clinical scientists is key to improved diagnosis and therapy for our patients. This new section underlines the importance of discussing basic scientific findings and their potential for translation into clinical practice, which will ultimately lead to better patient care.The new Back to Basics section will comprise several formats that comprehensively highlight the different aspects and multifaceted implications of basic science for clinical medicine. These articles will be published back to back with the best original work in respiratory science and medicine in the ERJ, and will include conference reports and summaries, translational reviews, and stand-alone editorials.''Science should thread through all the society's activities'' [3]: one of the major objectives of the ERS is to foster respiratory science and scientific exchange by promoting basic, epidemiological and clinical research in respiratory medicine. Several ERS activities aim to fulfil these objectives, including the Lung Science Conference, in which the very best of international lung science research is presented and discussed between young doctoral and postdoctoral scientists with established investigators. Moreover, ERS research seminars on hot topics bring together researchers from within and outside lung medicine, and are meant to be think tanks on how to develop a specific research field for the future. The ERJ provided conference and seminar reports in the past, and will continue to do so on a regular basis in order to disseminate and multiply major findings and discussions arising from these activities [4][5][6].One of the main pillars of the new Back to Basics section will be translational review articles on basic science topics, which will cover exciting scientific advances in all fields of respiratory medicine and thoracic surgery. Recent developments and novel concepts will be put into context and new strategies, but also limitations and possibly translational gaps, will be outlined for a better understanding of prevention, diagnosis or

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“…The transfer of manuscript submissions from one journal to the other has already been made easier and faster, and the ERR editorial board will work closely with the ERJ Chief Editor Professor Marc Humbert and Professor Anh-Tuan Dinh-Xuan, now ERJ deputy editor, who are also members of the ERR editorial board [3,14,20]. Correspondence articles referring to previously published ERR articles and Letters to the editor, corresponding to very short reports or to highlyselected case studies that harbour educational excellence or particular relevance for diagnosis or management, now have distinct formats, in line with the ERJ.…”

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“…Part of the fleet of ERS publications [1,14], the ERR provides quarterly updates on medicine, science and surgery for all respiratory medicine professionals, and will continue to be primarily focused on clinical respiratory medicine. In recent years, the ERR has published a number of outstanding review articles on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, pulmonary hypertension, venous thromboembolic disease, interstitial lung disease, tuberculosis and cancer.…”

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TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

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2013

Eur Respir Rev

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The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal

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The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal: chapter 3

The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal: chapter 3

The new Back to Basics section: emerging concepts in basic and translational medicine

TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

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