08/27/2026
📢 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS — JoVE TOPICAL COLLECTION
I am pleased to serve as Guest Editor for a new Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) Topical Collection:
Translational Nitric Oxide Research: Validated Methods for Measurement, Delivery, and Therapeutic Development
We are now seeking submissions in areas including:
🔬 Measurement of nitric oxide and nitrate/nitrite in biological samples
🧪 Chemiluminescence, electrochemistry, spectroscopy, biosensors, and emerging analytical methods
⌚ Validation of wearable and noninvasive NO-related technologies
💊 NO donors, targeted compounds, biomaterials, nanoparticles, topical and inhaled delivery systems
📈 Release kinetics, pharmacokinetics, biodistribution, and pharmacodynamics
🧬 Cancer, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, wound healing, infectious disease, inflammation, and other translational applications
The central question is:
If an intervention claims to generate, deliver, or alter nitric oxide biology, can we measure it, validate it, determine where it goes, and connect it to a biological or clinical effect?
Why did I take this on?
After more than three decades in experimental and translational research, one problem continues to frustrate me: reproducibility.
How many times have you read the methods section of a paper, tried to reproduce the experiment in your laboratory—and simply could not?
Sometimes the difference between success and failure is a small procedural detail that is difficult to communicate in text alone.
That is what makes JoVE different.
JoVE combines a peer-reviewed scientific manuscript with the opportunity to visually demonstrate how an experiment is actually performed. Their production network can work with researchers to document laboratory procedures, making science more transparent and helping other investigators reproduce and adopt those methods.
I believe visual scientific publishing can significantly improve reproducibility, method transfer, training, collaboration, and ultimately translation.
JoVE accepts Method Articles as well as Research Articles, Case Reports, and Rapid Reports, so submissions are not limited to methods papers.
The standard open access fee is $2,400, which is very reasonable compared with many scientific journals today, particularly given JoVE’s unique visual approach.
Most importantly, I believe this is where scientific publishing is heading.
If you work in nitric oxide biology, analytical chemistry, pharmacology, drug delivery, oncology, vascular biology, biomaterials, wound healing, or translational medicine, I encourage you to consider submitting.
🔗 Collection details and submissions:
https://www.jove.com/methods-collections/5678/translational-nitric-oxide-research-validated-methods-for-measurement-delivery-and-therapeutic-development
Please share with colleagues whose work may be a good fit.
Joseph A. Bauer, PhD, is the founder and executive director of Nitric Oxide Services, LLC, and the founder and treasurer of the Bauer Research Foundation. He has more than three decades of experience in nitric oxide biology, redox chemistry, cancer therapeutics, and translational research. His wo...