Special issues spotlight emerging or high-impact topics in leukemia research and clinical care.

Proposals should outline the theme, scope, anticipated submissions, and the guest editor team.

We encourage proposals that bridge translational science and clinical application.

Provide expected submission volume and potential contributor networks.

Outline promotional plans and anticipated timelines for the call.

Provide a draft list of potential contributors or consortium partners.

Outline anticipated submission volume and target timelines.

Describe how the theme advances leukemia diagnosis, therapy, or outcomes.

Include guest editor bios and expertise coverage.

Provide a promotional plan for outreach to the research community.

Explain how the theme aligns with emerging leukemia research priorities.

Include plans for reviewer recruitment and editorial oversight.

Specify expected article types and publication cadence.

Identify target audiences such as clinicians, translational scientists, or policy experts.

Clarify how the special issue complements existing journal scope.

Provide milestones for submission, review, and publication.

Outline plans for guest editor coordination and reviewer recruitment.

Define how the special issue differentiates from existing collections.

Provide evidence of community interest or urgency for the theme.

List potential keynote contributions or invited reviews.

Describe planned marketing channels for promotion.

Provide a plan for managing revisions and production timelines.

Clarify the intended audience and clinical relevance of the theme.

Outline collaboration between guest editors and the journal office.

Provide a draft timeline for review and publication stages.

List proposed guest editors and their roles in the issue.

Identify key article types such as reviews, trials, or translational studies.

Explain how the issue will attract high-quality submissions.

Provide milestones for call launch and submission deadlines.

Outline reviewer recruitment strategies for the issue.

Describe how submissions will be curated and prioritized.

Clarify anticipated publication volume and scheduling cadence.

Describe how the issue supports patient care and clinical decision making.

Outline the expected peer review timeline for the collection.

Provide a clear plan for final issue completion.

Include expected article types (original research, reviews, clinical series).

Provide a draft list of contributors or networks for outreach.

Describe how the theme advances leukemia diagnosis, therapy, or outcomes.