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Dr. Oleksiy Vassylyev
18 February 2004
Dear Colleague,
It is a pleasure to contact you on behalf of the Editorial Board of MDPI´s flagship journal Molecules (www.mdpi.org/molecules). Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049) will publish a special issue devoted to "Synthesis and Chemistry of Chiral Metallocenes". Prof. Oleksiy Vassylyev (e-mail: vasiliev@scdt.frc.utn.edu.ar and oleksiy@rci.rutgers.edu) has been appointed as Guest Editor.
As you will probably know, Molecules is a free online journal. Papers published in Molecules receive very high publicity. Now published papers are archived by printing 100 hard copies of the volumes which are distributed almos free of charge to themost important libraries in the world (see the http://www.mdpi.net/PRINTED-EDITION/ website), by publishing CD-ROM volumes and by mirroring at several servers listed at http://www.mdpi.net/MIRRORING/mirrors.htlm. This journal has been indexed and abstracted very rapidly by several leading indexing and abstracting services, including Beilstein, Chemical Abstracts, CAOLUS, Science Citation Index Expanded.
Since you are an well known researcher working in this specific topic, we are pleased to invite you to submit a paper for this special issue. The deadline of manuscript submission is 01 August 2004. The paper should be sent initially to the Guest Editor, who can decide if they indeed are suitable for publication in the special issue. Then they should be forwarded to Dr. Dechun Ji (molecules@ouc.edu.cn) clearly stating that the article is for a specific special issue and giving the title of that special issue.
Details about manuscript preparation can be found at the web site http://www.mdpi.net/molecules/publguid.htm.
Thus, I would like to hear your opinion concerning the topics for this special issue, and at the same time if you are willing to contribute an article closed related your own research. Please do not hesitate giving me your thoughts that it will be highly appreciated and seriously taken in account.Your participation as author in this special issue of Molecules will be valuable and it will help us to edit a significative contribution on the chosen topic.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Special Issue MOLECULES