An Introduction to Lab-in-Silico
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Computational, In silico, Simulation, Modelling, Theoretical, Free journal, Lab-in-SilicoAbstract
Lab-in-Silico (eISSN: 2717-1922) is a multidisciplinary international research journal established by SciEng Publishing Group (https://sciengpub.com) covering all fields of scientific works in silico. This double-blind peer-reviewed journal aims to provide a rapid-processing platform for researchers from all around the world to share their latest findings. The journal policy is pure Open Access without article processing charges for authors and all published articles of this journal are freely available for readers without any subscription fee through online system at the journal homepage: https://lab-in-silico.com. In case of any questions or problems, please kindly contact us using lab-in-silico@sciengpub.com e-mail.
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