Journal of Organ Transplantation

Journal of Organ Transplantation

Journal of Organ Transplantation – Call For Papers

Open Access & Peer-Reviewed

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Call for Papers

Inviting groundbreaking research in organ, tissue, and cell transplantation.

Shape the Future of Transplant Medicine

The Journal of Organ Transplantation welcomes original contributions from surgeons, physicians, immunologists, and researchers worldwide. From bench discoveries to bedside applications, JOT is the premier platform for advancing life-saving transplant science.

Rapid peer review. Immediate Open Access. Global impact.

Priority Research Areas
Clinical

Solid Organ Transplantation

  • Kidney, liver, heart, lung transplantation
  • Pancreas and intestinal grafts
  • Multi-organ transplant procedures
  • Surgical techniques and innovations
  • Post-transplant management
  • Long-term outcomes and survival
Innovation

Emerging Technologies

  • Machine perfusion advances
  • Xenotransplantation research
  • Regenerative medicine
  • Bioengineered tissues
  • AI in transplant matching
  • Gene editing applications
Article Types

Original Research

Full-length studies with novel findings, robust methodology, and significant contribution to transplant knowledge.

Review Articles

Comprehensive analyses synthesizing current knowledge on specific topics with critical evaluation and future directions.

Case Reports

Unique clinical presentations offering new insights into rare conditions, surgical complications, or treatment approaches.

Short Communications

Brief reports of preliminary findings, urgent observations, or technical innovations requiring rapid dissemination.

Special Focus: Xenotransplantation

Featured Topic: With historic pig-to-human transplant milestones, xenotransplantation is transforming from concept to clinical reality. We invite manuscripts on gene-edited donor organs, immunological barriers, zoonotic safety, and ethical frameworks. Be part of documenting this revolutionary frontier.

Why Publish with JOT?

Rapid Review

Average time to first decision under 21 days. Efficient editorial workflow respects your time while maintaining rigorous standards.

Immediate Impact

Accepted articles published online within days. Open Access ensures your findings reach the global transplant community instantly.

Enhanced Visibility

Indexed in major databases. Social media promotion for selected articles. Article-level metrics track your real-world impact.

Author Support

Dedicated editorial team, language editing services, and responsive support throughout the publication journey.

Submission Process

Prepare your manuscript following our Author Guidelines. Submit through either portal below. Our editorial team will confirm receipt within 48 hours and initiate peer review promptly.

Pediatric Transplantation

Children present unique transplant challenges distinct from adult medicine. JOT actively solicits manuscripts on pediatric-specific immunosuppression protocols, growth considerations post-transplant, adolescent medication adherence, and transition of care from pediatric to adult transplant services. We encourage reports on surgical adaptations for size-mismatched grafts and strategies minimizing corticosteroid exposure in developing bodies.

Infectious Complications

Transplant recipients face heightened vulnerability to opportunistic infections. We welcome research addressing CMV, EBV, BK virus management, emerging fungal pathogens, and antimicrobial stewardship in immunocompromised hosts. Vaccination protocols, microbiome influences on graft function, and COVID-19 implications for transplant populations represent priority areas.

Living Donor Transplantation

Living donation expands the donor pool while offering superior graft quality. JOT encourages submissions addressing donor safety protocols, long-term donor outcomes, paired kidney exchange optimization, ethical considerations, and psychosocial support for living donors and recipients.

Quality Improvement Research

Systematic approaches to transplant center performance, wait list management, organ allocation equity, and post-transplant care standardization represent priority areas. We welcome quality improvement studies, registry analyses, and implementation science manuscripts that translate evidence into practice improvements.

Artificial Intelligence Applications

Machine learning and AI are transforming transplant care from donor-recipient matching algorithms to predictive models for graft survival and rejection risk. We welcome manuscripts exploring AI applications in transplant pathology, allocation optimization, clinical decision support, and real-time monitoring of immunosuppression adequacy.

Editorial Commentaries

Invited editorials provide expert context for published research. We welcome unsolicited commentary proposals addressing current controversies and emerging practice changes in transplantation.

Submit Your Research Today

Join leading transplant scientists in advancing life-saving medicine.

We eagerly await your valuable contributions to the Journal of Organ Transplantation.