Aims and Scope : 

The Journal of Biorheology (JBR) is an international, peer-reviewed, Open Access journal that publishes original articles, brief communications and review articles. The journal may cover a wide range of basic and applied science research topics in biorheology and its related area, including, but not limited to: 

- Endovascular treatment
- Cardiovascular system dynamics and disease
- Blood rheology and microcirculation
- Cellular and molecular mechanobiology
- Tissue engineering and artificial organs
- Structure formation and functional expression / regulation of biological materials
- Rheology of food materials and soft matter 

In addition to general issues, special issues on the above topics are planned and published on a periodic basis. The editors encourage submissions of theoretical, numerical and experimental contributions to discuss and explore the field. All research articles that are considered relevant for publication in the journal undergo peer review by at least two anonymous referees.

Copyright, Open Access and Fees :

Journal of Biorheology is fully Open Access and uses Creative Commons (CC) license, which allows users to use, reuse and build upon the materials published in the journal without charge or the need to ask prior permission from the publisher. All articles in the journal are Open Access. Authors are required to assign all copyrights in the work to the Japan Society of Biorheology, who then publish the work under the Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 (Attribution 4.0 International) International licenses, as detailed below. This license allows users to share and adapt an article, even commercially, as long as appropriate credit is given. Some funding bodies require articles funded by them to be published under a specific Creative Commons license. Before submitting your work to the journal, check with the relevant funding bodies to ensure that you comply with any mandates.

Article Processing Charge :

There are many costs associated with publishing scholarly journals, such as those of copy editing, typesetting and online hosting. To cover these costs in the absence of journal subscriptions, authors (or their representatives) are asked to pay article processing charges (APCs). The journal charges an APC of 40,000 JPY for all articles. Authors of accepted manuscripts will be invoiced for the APC before publication of their manuscript.