Moving forward in 2020 integrating systems biology in reproductive medicine
Abstract
Systems Biology in Reproductive Medicine (SBiRM) 2020 carries forward the advances observed in 2019 as we continue to witness the acceleration in our discipline. SBiRM has a rising impact factor that parallels the marked increase in the number of papers submitted and the number of papers downloaded. The journal continues to champion a bench to bedside personalized precision medicine philosophy. It provides a wellbalanced combination of the male and female reproductive medicine and sciences reflective of the contribution of each partner/couple to the birth of a healthy child. We emphasize systems-based research promoting the natural synergy that has emerged in both the clinical and agricultural realms. The addition of animal studies and other model systems continue to offer insights into what would be considered intractable questions when addressed in the human system. The newest article type, Clinical: Molecular Diagnostics that Editorial Board member Dr. T. Kunej oversees, with a focus on the latest molecular probe technologies and studies continues to expand. The evolution of our Editorial Board reflects the breadth of subjects represented in our journal. As we thank Dr. A.S. Cupp and Dr. R. Hauser for their contributions to the journal and serving on the Editorial Board, and wish them both the best of success in their new endeavors, we welcome our new Editorial Board members. Their appointment brings new expertise and a unique perspective to the journal. The new members…
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