Instructions for Contributors to "Nano Biomedicine"
Public papers on nano and submicron fields are widely available for researchers. In addition, we are openly
inviting papers in fields such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacology, including the surface and DDS field.
Regenerative medicine and preventive medical field are included. Corrosion change, magnetic force, electricity are also welcomed. Furthermore, papers related to biomaterial science and medicine are also publicly
invited among all engineering fields.
<Important matter>
Submitters need to send attachments on COI, ethics compliance, and Copyright transfer
The COI and ethics compliance file contains statements of compliance with the necessary ethical standards
and compliance. Please download from the following URL.
http://www.nanobio.jp/COI.doc
Copyright transfer can be downloaded from the following URL.
http://www.nanobio.jp/COPY.doc

1. At least one of the authors submitting the paper to "Nano Biomedicine" should be a member of theNano Biomedical Society.
2. Submitted manuscripts should be written in English. They should not be under consideration forpublication in any other Journal and must not have been previously published.
3. In the case of authors other than English area, the certificates of the correction depended professionallyare required.
4. The original papers will be sent to two or more referees. Authors will be asked to revise the manuscripts according to the referee's comments. Acceptance or rejection of the manuscripts will be decided
by the editorial board of the Nano Biomedical Society.
5. Copyright of papers accepted for publication will be property of the Nano Biomedical Society. Directquotations, tables and illustrations in the published paper should be accompanied by written permission for their use from the copyright owners.
6. The manuscripts should be typed, single spaced, on good quality white paper of A4 size (297 mm x210 mm). Number all pages consecutively at the middle of the bottom margin. Simultaneously, a anuscript needs to be sent by the attachment file of E-mail (imai@cc.osaka-dent.ac.jp).
7. As a unit system, the international system of units (SI), MKS-system and CGS system are acceptable,
whereas the yard-pound system is not permitted.
8.

At the author's proof-reading, the insertion or elimination of sentences for revision purposes can not bepermitted; only the correction of errors is allowed.

9.

Category of the manuscript, title, full names of the authors, institutions, address, running title (no morethan 40 letters in capital including spaces), key words (3-5 words) and numbers of reprints needed
should be written on the first page.
Manuscripts should include the following items:
Synopsis
Introduction
Materials and methods
Results
Discussion
Conclusion (if included)
Acknowledgments (if applicable)
References

10.

Proprietary names of commercial products should be expressed in parentheses by their brand names,model, company, city and states or country.

11. The references should be grouped in a section at the end of the text in numerical order as they appear in
the text and should take the following the Vancouver form.
12. The references should be written of all authors, and correctly in order without omission. It is not possible to describe et al.
For journals
1) Aiba K, Oshima T, Koike A, Shiraishi M. Effects of international title. Nano Biomed 2010, 5,12-15.
2) Hata T, Kagami S. The characteristics of titles. J Top 2014; 3: 1234-1236.
For books1) Andres KH, von During M.:Morphology of cutaneous receptors. In handbook of sensory physiology. Somatosensory system, ed.lggo, A., Vol.II, p.3-28, Springer-Veriag, Berlin-Heidelberg-NewYork, 1972.