Military Medical Research

We are very pleased to announce that Military Medical Research has been accepted for inclusion in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) database by Clarivate Analytics.

The publication costs for Military Medical Research​​​​​​​ are covered by the People’s Military Medical Press, so authors do not need to pay an article-processing charge for each article accepted for publication.

Military Medical Research is an open access, peer-reviewed journal publishing cutting-edge findings on basic medical science and clinical research that are related to military medicine. The journal aims to translate the basic science research into the clinical practice and combine advances in civilian and military medicine, with a special focus on the modern military medicine disciplines and the leading progress in precision medicine and translational medicine.

Read more about aims and scope here.

Professor Xiao-Bing Fu, Editor-in-Chief

“Military Medical Research (MMR) is a new but innovative platform for research in military medicine and related areas. We invite you to submit your findings to our international journal.”

Professor Xiao-Bing Fu is Director of the Key Research Laboratory of Wound Repair and Regeneration of the Chinese PLA. He is also Director of the Institute of Basic Medical Science, College of Life Sciences, Chinese PLA General Hospital, Medical College of PLA. He is President of the Chinese Tissue Repair Society (CTRS) and of the Chinese Trauma Society (CTS). He is an active board member in several medical journals, such as Wound Repair and Regeneration, International Wound Journal, International Lower Extremity Wound Journal (IJLEW), Advances in Wound Care, Science China (Life Sciences), and Chinese Medical Journal (English).

Professor Fu was elected to the Chinese Academy of Engineering (Division of Medical and Health) in 2009. He has made important contributions to trauma, tissue repair and regeneration, particularly in growth-factor functions and their effects on regulation in wound healing, as well as to stem cell biology and its application in sweat gland regeneration.

The Committee of Medical Science and Technology (CMST) of PLA is the top academic organization of Chinese PLA. CMST was established on 23 March, 1954. The 9th term of CMST (from 2011) includes 87 academic specialties of 4 spheres of military medicine, e.g. healthcare management, military preventive medicine and healthcare equipment, basic research and pharmaceutical medicine, internal medicine and surgical sciences, medical technology. Major General Qing-Jie Li is the current president of the 9th CMST.