Journal of Biosemiotic Research

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About the Journal of Biosemiotic Research

The Journal of Biosemiotic Research (JBSR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal of research on signs, meaning, and communication in living systems. Its first volume appeared in 2018.

Purpose and readership

Meaning as a subject of biology

JBSR serves biologists, philosophers, linguists, cognitive scientists, and systems theorists who study how living systems generate, interpret, and respond to signs.

Biosemiotics treats sign processes as a defining feature of life, from the molecular and cellular signaling of an organism to the communication of populations and the signs of human culture. JBSR publishes theoretical, applied, and empirical research on these processes.

The journal covers biology, philosophy of science, linguistics, cognitive science, semiotics, and related fields, and welcomes work that connects theory with evidence. The Aims and Scope page describes the scope in full.

Article types

  1. Original Research
  2. Theoretical Contribution
  3. Review
  4. Methods
  5. Short Communication
  6. Commentary

Preparation guidance for each type is given in the Instructions for Authors.

Journal at a glance

How the journal is published

Publisher
Open Access Pub
First volume
Volume 1, 2018
Access and license
Immediate open access under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0). Authors retain copyright.
Peer review
Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request. See the Editorial Policies.
Article processing charge
USD 1,200, payable only after acceptance. Withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy. See Article Processing Charges.
Preservation
Articles will be deposited in Portico. Read our preservation policy.
Contact
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