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Proper Citation: F1000 Reports (RRID:SCR_000648)
Description: The open access F1000 Reports journals add an extra dimension to F1000, providing unique, peer-reviewed reports on emerging themes in biology and medicine. F1000 Section Heads ensure coverage of the latest advances by selecting topics and nominating experts to provide context for the evaluated literature. These open access journals are freely available to all users without barriers or the need for a subscription, and are currently indexed and/or abstracted by PubMed, PubMed Central, Scopus, Embase, Global Health and CAB Abstracts.
Synonyms: Faculty of 1000 Reports
Resource Type: narrative resource, service resource, data or information resource
Keywords: report
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