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Conferences coming:

IBIO 2010
3rd Annual World Congress of Industrial Biotechnology 2010 (ibio-2010), which will be held on July 25-27, 2010 Qingdao, China

ED 2010
1st Inaugurate Symposium on Enzymes & Biocatalysis-2010 (SEB-2010), which will be held on April 22-24, 2010 in Shanghai, China

Cover images:

Cover 4_4: wasp paper

BioRes 4(3) Electrospun

Cover 4 issue 2 Vuokatti, Finland view

Black gum

Cover 3 4

BioRes 3 3 white pine theme

Kraft fibers seen with polarized light

Haybales

Sap on cut douglas fir

Oil Palm Cover

Cover May 2007

Cover, Volume 2, Issue 1

Cover of issue 2, vol. 1

Cover, Vol. 1, Issue 1

BioResources Logo Image Back & Current Issues of BioResources
(http://ncsu.edu/bioresources; ISSN: 1930-2126)
Month / Year Volume Issue Pages
Feb. 2010
05
1 -
Nov. 2009
04
1263 - 1792
Aug. 2009
04
907 - 1262
May 2009
04
452 - 906
Feb. 2009
04
1 - 451
Nov. 2008
03
981 -1491
Aug. 2008
03
666 - 980
May 2008
03
270 - 665
Feb. 2008
03
1 - 269
Nov. 2007
02
534 - 811
Aug. 2007
02
332 - 533
May 2007
02
146 - 331
Feb. 2007
02
1-145
Nov. 2006
01
172-318
July 2006
01
1-171

BioResources is scheduled as a quaterly journal, with planned completion of successive issues by the end of each February, May, August, and November. Articles can be posted to the website as they are accepted, when the editing process is complete. One or more editorial opinion piece(s) usually is posted first, followed by a series of peer-reviewed research articles, as they become ready for publication. Finally, just before completion of the issue, any completed peer-reviewed scholarly review articles are added at the end of an issue of BioResources.