Welcoming the BIOJ to White Rose University Press
White Rose University Press is pleased to announce that the British and Irish Orthoptic Journal (BIOJ) has now joined its open access journal platform.
The BIOJ is the official journal of the British and Irish Orthoptic Society. First published in 1939, the journal has been in print for more than 75 years and will now make the transition to a fully open access free-to-read online format. This move recognises the reputation UK orthoptics holds as a leader in education and clinical practice: the new open access format will make original research, review articles and case reports freely available to orthoptists around the world.
The BIOJ is open for submission now and invites researchers working in the areas of clinical ocular motility, visual function, amblyopia, binocular vision and strabismus to get in touch. The journal will consider submissions from a wide variety of disciplines, including orthoptists, optometrists, ophthalmologists and vision technicians, among others.
White Rose University Press is an open access digital publisher of peer-reviewed academic journals and books, publishing across a wide range of academic disciplines. It is run jointly by the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York, but welcomes proposals from across the wider academic community.
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