ISSN 0967-3334 (Print)
ISSN 1361-6579 (Online)
Physiological Measurement covers the quantitative measurement and visualization of physiological structure and function in clinical research and practice. More...
Number 5, May 2012 (679-880)
Number 6, June 2012 (881-1120)
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Highlights of 2011
A selection of free-to-read papers that highlight the very best research published in Physiological Measurement during 2011.
Open access option
Physiological Measurement is pleased to announce that we are now offering authors the option of having the final version of their journal article published on an open access basis, in exchange for an article publication fee of £1700/$2700/€1950 (excluding VAT where applicable).
Article Evolution has started!
Displaying scientific research in a user-friendly way is essential. IOP Publishing is proud to announce that Physiological Measurement is now publishing articles with a new full-text article view. Find out exactly how Article Evolution will improve your reading experience on our dedicated Article Evolution page, and go directly to an article by clicking on an 'Enhanced Article HTML' link
Fast Track Communications
Physiological Measurement is introducing a new article type—the Fast Track Communication (FTC)—with immediate effect. FTCs are outstanding short papers reporting important new developments, and benefit from accelerated publication. More information can be found in this editorial.
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