Call for Papers
Open calls for high impact research in tissue repair, regeneration, and translational medicine.
Submit your latest advances in regenerative science
Journal of Tissue Repair and Regeneration (JTRR) invites submissions that advance tissue healing, biomaterials, and regenerative therapies.
We welcome original research, translational studies, and clinically relevant innovations that improve outcomes for patients and healthcare systems.
Wound healing biology
Mechanisms and interventions that accelerate healing and reduce scarring.
Biomaterials and scaffolds
Design, characterization, and clinical translation of novel matrices.
Stem cell and cell therapies
Cell based approaches for tissue repair and regeneration.
Immunomodulation
Strategies that control inflammation to enable durable repair.
Organoids and tissue models
In vitro systems that predict repair responses or drug effects.
Biofabrication and 3D printing
Manufacturing platforms for functional tissue constructs.
Vascularization strategies
Approaches that improve perfusion and integration of grafts.
Regenerative rehabilitation
Therapies that combine repair with functional recovery.
Clinical trials and outcomes
Clinical evaluation of tissue repair strategies and devices.
Comparative effectiveness
Head to head comparisons of repair strategies in practice.
Device development
Evaluation of surgical or implantable devices for repair.
Drug delivery
Localized delivery systems that improve repair outcomes.
Diagnostics
Imaging or biomarkers that track repair progress.
Rehabilitation protocols
Evidence based protocols linking repair to function.
Health economics
Cost effectiveness analyses for regenerative therapies.
Regulatory science
Pathways that support approval and adoption.
Ethical frameworks
Policy or ethics analyses linked to regenerative interventions.
Implementation science
Real world adoption and barriers to care.
Original research
Full length studies with robust methodology and data analysis.
Systematic reviews
Structured evidence syntheses guided by established standards.
Translational reports
Bench to bedside research that demonstrates clinical relevance.
Methods and protocols
Detailed protocols enabling replication and scale up.
Data reports
Curated datasets with clear reuse value.
Clinical case series
Well documented clinical experiences that inform practice.
Brief communications
Concise updates on early stage innovations.
Perspective pieces
Evidence informed viewpoints on emerging topics.
- Clear statement of novelty and clinical relevance.
- Transparent methodology with defined controls and endpoints.
- Evidence that results are reproducible and well validated.
- High quality figures with clear legends and scale bars.
- Data availability statement describing access or restrictions.
- Ethics approvals and consent documented where required.
- Balanced discussion of limitations and future work.
- Comprehensive references to prior tissue repair literature.
- Structured abstract and keywords aligned with tissue repair terminology.
- Suggested reviewers with appropriate expertise.
Initial screening
Editors evaluate scope fit and technical completeness.
Peer review
Independent reviewers assess rigor and translational impact.
Decision letter
Editors summarize reviewer input with clear next steps.
Revision
Authors respond to comments with a point by point letter.
Acceptance checks
Final ethics and data disclosures are verified.
Production
Copyediting, proofs, and final metadata preparation.
Post publication updates
Corrections and updates maintain integrity.
Visibility support
Metadata distribution improves discoverability.
- Confirm the manuscript matches the correct article type.
- Prepare a cover letter that explains scope fit and novelty.
- Check that all figures are high resolution and labeled.
- Provide ethics approvals, consent statements, and trial registration numbers.
- Upload supplementary files and data repository links.
- Disclose conflicts of interest and funding sources.
- Ensure all author affiliations are accurate.
- Include a data availability statement with access conditions.
Explain how your work advances tissue repair practice or knowledge beyond existing literature. Clear statements of translational relevance help editors assign the right reviewers.
If your study is interdisciplinary, highlight the tissue repair outcomes and describe how the cross disciplinary approach improves clinical or biological understanding.
Use keywords that reflect both the biological mechanism and the clinical application to improve discoverability and peer review match.
Special issues highlight emerging themes and are managed by guest editors in partnership with the JTRR editorial team. If your work aligns with a theme, indicate the special issue name in your cover letter.
If your manuscript spans multiple themes, prioritize the main focus area so editors can assign appropriate reviewers.
Proposals for future special issues are welcomed year round with a clear scope and plan.
Ensure that ethical approvals, consent documentation, and animal welfare statements are included before submission. Missing approvals can delay peer review.
Data and code should be deposited in appropriate repositories when possible. Provide access links or controlled access instructions in the data availability statement.
Questions about scope fit or submission readiness can be sent to [email protected].
We can confirm whether your topic aligns with current calls.
JTRR values methodological rigor, translational relevance, and clear reporting. We look forward to your submissions.
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