Journal of Histotechnology

Journal overview

Aims and scope

The official journal of the National Society for Histotechnology, Journal of Histotechnology, aims to advance the understanding of complex biological systems and improve patient care by applying histotechniques to diagnose, prevent and treat diseases.

Journal of Histotechnology is concerned with educating practitioners and researchers from diverse disciplines about the methods used to prepare tissues and cell types, from all species, for microscopic examination. This is especially relevant to Histotechnicians.

Journal of Histotechnology welcomes research addressing new, improved, or traditional techniques for tissue and cell preparation. This includes review articles, original articles, technical notes, case studies, advances in technology, and letters to editors.

Topics may include, but are not limited to, discussion of clinical, veterinary, and research histopathology.

The Journal also provides members of the National Society for Histotechnology with content for earning continuing education units (CEUs).

For NSH Members only, there is a Journal Writing Partnership Program available, pairing skilled scientific writers with authors who would like guidance through the manuscript development process.

Journal of Histotechnology welcomes submissions that explore:

Histotechniques
Histochemistry
Immunohistochemistry
Molecular biology
Microscopy
Clinical and veterinary histopathology
Marine, vertebrate and invertebrate histology
Cytopathology
Research histology
Case studies
Education
Laboratory Administration

Authors can choose to publish gold open access in this journal.

Read the Instructions for Authors for information on how to submit your article.

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