— Journal of Systems Chemistry 2020, Volume 8
— Journal of Systems Chemistry 2019, Volume 7
Journal of Systems Chemistry 2020, Volume 8
The term "Systems Chemistry" emerged, during the Chembiogenesis 2005 Conference in Venice, within the communities researching the origin and sythesis of life, as this as been the most challenging field in Systems Chemistry. However, Systems Chemistry encompasses much more, it offers a plethora of new opportunities for revealing life-like signatures in all areas of chemistry.
The Journal of Systems Chemistry has been relaunched in print + online (+ open access) in 2018. Its scope will cover the following topics:
- catalytic, autocatalytic, self-replicating and self-reproducing systems
- dynamic combinatorial chemistry
- emergent phenomena in molecular networks
- information processing by chemical reactions
- bifurcation and chiral symmetry breaking
- bottom up approaches to synthetic biology and chemical evlotion
- chemical self-organization inspired by the origin and synthesis of life
- xenobiology
- the conjunction of supramolecular, prebiotic and biomimetic chemistry, theoretical biology, complex systems physics, and earth, planetary and space sciences centered in chemistry.
2020
Volume
8
Articles
12
Journal of Systems Chemistry 2020, Volume 8
Publisher:
M. Volkan Kisakürek,
nls - natural & life science publishers, Switzerland
Print ISSN:
2571-7715
Online ISSN:
1759-2208
Open access (APC): €1100,-
Bank Information for payments:
BANKUBS
IBANCH74 0023 3233 1844 1960 V
Piet Herdewijn, Belgium
Günter von Kiedrowski, Germany
Sijbren Otto, Netherlands
Regional Editors:
For Americas: David G. Lynn, USA
For Asia: Kenzo Soai, Japan
International Editorial Board:
Steven A. Benner, USA
Donna Blackmond, USA
Andrew Ellington, USA
Irving Epstein, USA
Ben L. Feringa, Netherlands
Reza Ghadiri, USA
Lyle Isaacs, USA
Rustem Ismagilov, USA
Gerald Joyce, USA
Stuart Kauffman, Canada
Pier Luigi Luisi, Italy
John S. McCaskill, Germany
Bert Meijer, Netherlands
Peter Nielsen, Denmark
Douglas Philp, UK
Peter Stadler, Germany
Eörs Szathmary, Hungary
Jack Szostak, USA
Svetlana Tsogoeva, Germany
George M. Whitesides, USA
Journal of Systems Chemistry 2019, Volume 7
The term "Systems Chemistry" emerged, during the Chembiogenesis 2005 Conference in Venice, within the communities researching the origin and sythesis of life, as this as been the most challenging field in Systems Chemistry. However, Systems Chemistry encompasses much more, it offers a plethora of new opportunities for revealing life-like signatures in all areas of chemistry.
The Journal of Systems Chemistry has been relaunched in print + online (+ open access) in 2018. Its scope will cover the following topics:
- catalytic, autocatalytic, self-replicating and self-reproducing systems
- dynamic combinatorial chemistry
- emergent phenomena in molecular networks
- information processing by chemical reactions
- bifurcation and chiral symmetry breaking
- bottom up approaches to synthetic biology and chemical evlotion
- chemical self-organization inspired by the origin and synthesis of life
- xenobiology
- the conjunction of supramolecular, prebiotic and biomimetic chemistry, theoretical biology, complex systems physics, and earth, planetary and space sciences centered in chemistry.
2019
Volume
7
Articles
5
Journal of Systems Chemistry 2019, Volume 7
Publisher:
M. Volkan Kisakürek,
nls - natural & life science publishers, Switzerland
Print ISSN:
2571-7715
Online ISSN:
1759-2208
Open access (APC): €1100,-
Bank Information for payments:
BANKUBS
IBANCH74 0023 3233 1844 1960 V
Piet Herdewijn, Belgium
Günter von Kiedrowski, Germany
Sijbren Otto, Netherlands
Regional Editors:
For Americas: David G. Lynn, USA
For Asia: Kenzo Soai, Japan
International Editorial Board:
Steven A. Benner, USA
Donna Blackmond, USA
Andrew Ellington, USA
Irving Epstein, USA
Ben L. Feringa, Netherlands
Reza Ghadiri, USA
Lyle Isaacs, USA
Rustem Ismagilov, USA
Gerald Joyce, USA
Stuart Kauffman, Canada
Pier Luigi Luisi, Italy
John S. McCaskill, Germany
Bert Meijer, Netherlands
Peter Nielsen, Denmark
Douglas Philp, UK
Peter Stadler, Germany
Eörs Szathmary, Hungary
Jack Szostak, USA
Svetlana Tsogoeva, Germany
George M. Whitesides, USA
