Submit Your Bioinformatics Research on Diabetes
Join leading computational biologists and data scientists advancing diabetes research through innovative algorithms, machine learning models, and bioinformatics tools
Journal of Bioinformatics And Diabetes (JBD) is dedicated to publishing cutting-edge computational research at the intersection of bioinformatics and diabetes. We welcome submissions that advance our understanding of diabetes through computational biology, genomic analysis, machine learning applications, systems biology approaches, and novel bioinformatics tools. Our expert reviewers-computational biologists, data scientists, and bioinformatics specialists-provide rigorous peer review to ensure your work reaches the global diabetes research community through comprehensive indexing in Google Scholar.
Two Convenient Submission Methods
Choose the submission method that best fits your workflow. Both options provide secure, efficient manuscript processing with full tracking capabilities.
ManuscriptZone Portal
Our comprehensive submission platform designed for complete manuscript management and real-time tracking throughout the peer review process.
- Auto-save functionality protects your work
- Guided step-by-step submission workflow
- Real-time status tracking and notifications
- Direct access to reviewer comments
- Revision management tools
- Secure document storage
Quick Submission Form
Streamlined submission process ideal for straightforward manuscripts. Perfect for authors who prefer a simple, fast submission without account creation.
- No account registration required
- Single-page submission form
- Fast upload process
- Immediate confirmation
- Email status updates
- Suitable for all manuscript types
Bioinformatics Research We Publish
JBD welcomes diverse computational and bioinformatics research that advances diabetes science. Our expert reviewers evaluate manuscripts based on methodological rigor, computational innovation, and potential impact on diabetes research.
Original Research Articles
Novel computational methods, algorithms, or bioinformatics tools for diabetes research. Include validation datasets and performance benchmarks.
Machine Learning Applications
Predictive models, classification algorithms, or deep learning approaches for diabetes prediction, diagnosis, or treatment optimization.
Genomic & Transcriptomic Analysis
Computational analysis of genomic data, gene expression studies, variant analysis, or epigenetic modifications in diabetes.
Database & Software Tools
Novel databases, web servers, software packages, or computational pipelines for diabetes bioinformatics research.
Systems Biology Approaches
Network analysis, pathway modeling, metabolic reconstruction, or multi-omics integration studies in diabetes.
Methodological Papers
Novel computational methodologies, statistical approaches, or analytical frameworks applicable to diabetes bioinformatics.
Review Articles
Comprehensive reviews of computational methods, bioinformatics tools, or data analysis approaches in diabetes research.
Short Communications
Preliminary computational findings, algorithm updates, database releases, or brief methodological innovations.
All submissions must include: Source code availability (GitHub/GitLab), validation datasets or benchmark results, clear documentation of computational methods, and reproducibility information. We encourage submission of supplementary materials including code repositories, datasets, and detailed protocols.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Ensure your manuscript is ready for submission by verifying all required components are complete and properly formatted.
Complete manuscript in Word (.docx) or LaTeX format with all sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions
Detailed description of algorithms, statistical methods, software versions, and parameters used in analysis
Source code deposited in public repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) with clear documentation and README file
Datasets deposited in appropriate repositories (GEO, ArrayExpress, dbGaP) or included as supplementary files
High-resolution figures (TIFF/EPS, 300 DPI minimum) with descriptive captions and properly formatted tables
Performance metrics, benchmark comparisons, cross-validation results, or statistical significance tests
Ethics approval for human data, data use agreements, and permissions for previously published materials
Complete author list with affiliations, ORCID IDs, corresponding author contact, and author contributions
Declaration of any financial, personal, or professional conflicts of interest
Letter highlighting computational novelty, significance to diabetes research, and suggested reviewers
Transparent Peer Review Timeline
We believe in transparency. Here's exactly what happens after you submit your computational research, with realistic timeframes based on our actual performance data.
Submission Received
Your manuscript is logged into our system and you receive immediate confirmation. Our editorial team begins initial screening for completeness and scope alignment.
Day 0Editorial Screening
Editor-in-Chief reviews your manuscript for adherence to submission guidelines, plagiarism check (iThenticate), and fit with journal scope. Manuscripts with >30% similarity are returned for revision.
Days 1-3Editor Assignment
Manuscript assigned to an Associate Editor with expertise in your specific computational area (machine learning, genomics, systems biology, etc.).
Days 3-5Peer Review
Minimum two expert reviewers-computational biologists, bioinformaticians, or data scientists-evaluate your methodology, code quality, validation approach, and scientific contribution.
Days 5-21Editorial Decision
Editor synthesizes reviewer feedback and makes decision: Accept, Minor Revision, Major Revision, or Reject. You receive detailed reviewer comments and editor's recommendations.
Days 21-28Revision & Re-review
If revisions requested, you submit revised manuscript with point-by-point response. Reviewers evaluate your revisions and provide final recommendations.
Days 28-42Final Acceptance
Upon acceptance, manuscript enters production. Copyediting, typesetting, and final proofs prepared for your review and approval.
Days 42-52Publication
Your research is published online with immediate Open Access. Assigned DOI for permanent citation.
Days 52-60Average time from submission to publication: 60 days. These timelines represent our actual performance. We prioritize rigorous peer review while maintaining efficiency. Expedited review available for time-sensitive computational findings.
Why Computational Researchers Choose JBD
Expert Bioinformatics Reviewers
Peer review by computational biologists and bioinformaticians who understand algorithm development, validation methods, and computational challenges
53% Acceptance Rate
Balanced acceptance rate ensures rigorous quality standards while welcoming innovative computational approaches and novel methodologies
21-Day Review Process
Fast first decision without compromising review quality. We respect your time and understand the competitive nature of computational research
Open Access Impact
Immediate worldwide access to your algorithms, tools, and datasets. No paywalls limiting the reach of your computational innovations
COPE Standards
Committee on Publication Ethics member. We uphold the highest standards of research integrity, data transparency, and ethical publishing
APC Waivers Available
Financial support for researchers from low-income countries and unfunded studies. Quality research should not be limited by funding
Code & Data Friendly
We encourage code repository links, supplementary datasets, and detailed computational protocols. Reproducibility is our priority
Submission Requirements for Computational Research
Manuscript Structure
Your computational research manuscript should follow this structure to facilitate peer review:
Title: Concise, descriptive title indicating computational approach (e.g., "Machine Learning Model for Predicting Type 2 Diabetes Risk from Genomic Data")
Abstract: 250-300 words structured as Background, Methods, Results, Conclusions. Clearly state computational approach and key findings.
Keywords: 5-8 keywords including computational methods (e.g., "machine learning," "genomic analysis," "bioinformatics," "diabetes prediction")
Introduction: Research context, computational challenges, existing methods, and your innovation. Clearly state research objectives.
Methods: Detailed computational methodology including: data sources and preprocessing, algorithm description, software/tools used (with versions), statistical methods, validation approach, and reproducibility information.
Results: Present computational findings with appropriate visualizations, performance metrics, benchmark comparisons, and statistical significance tests.
Discussion: Interpret results, compare with existing methods, discuss limitations, and suggest future computational directions.
Code & Data Availability: Links to GitHub/GitLab repositories, dataset accession numbers, and any restrictions on data access.
Technical Specifications
File Format: Microsoft Word (.docx) or LaTeX (submit PDF + source files)
Figures: TIFF or EPS format, minimum 300 DPI resolution. Each figure on separate page with caption.
Tables: Editable format (Word tables or LaTeX), not images. Include descriptive captions.
Supplementary Materials: Code files, datasets, detailed protocols, additional figures/tables (no size limit)
References: Vancouver or APA style. Include DOIs for all cited papers when available.
Open Access Publishing
JBD operates on an Open Access model, ensuring your computational research reaches the widest possible audience without subscription barriers. Your algorithms, tools, and datasets will be freely accessible to diabetes researchers, clinicians, and data scientists worldwide.
Article Processing Charges (APC)
Standard APC covers peer review management, copyediting, typesetting, XML/HTML conversion, DOI assignment, and permanent archiving. We offer:
- Affordable waivers for authors from low-income countries (World Bank classification)
- Partial waivers for unfunded research and early-career researchers
- Institutional memberships for discounted APCs
- No charges for submission, review, or revision-only for accepted articles
Financial constraints should never prevent publication of quality computational research. Contact our editorial office to discuss waiver eligibility before submission.
Ethical Standards for Computational Research
JBD adheres to COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines and expects all submissions to meet ethical standards:
- Human Data: Ethics approval required for studies using human genomic data, electronic health records, or patient information. Include approval number and institution.
- Data Privacy: Confirm compliance with data protection regulations (GDPR, HIPAA). De-identification methods must be described.
- Code Originality: All code must be original or properly attributed. Adapted code requires citation and license compliance.
- Data Availability: Datasets should be deposited in public repositories (GEO, dbGaP, Zenodo) unless privacy restrictions apply.
- Competing Interests: Declare any financial interests, commercial affiliations, or conflicts related to submitted work.
- Author Contributions: All listed authors must have made substantial contributions. Honorary authorship is prohibited.
- Plagiarism: All submissions screened with iThenticate. Manuscripts with >30% similarity (excluding methods) are rejected.
- Duplicate Submission: Manuscripts under review elsewhere or previously published are not accepted.
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