British Journal of Ophthalmology: A Leading International Peer-Reviewed Journal

The British Journal of Ophthalmology (BJO) is a renowned international peer-reviewed journal that serves as a platform for ophthalmologists and visual science specialists to share their research findings. The journal publishes a wide range of articles including clinical investigations, clinical observations, and clinically relevant laboratory investigations related to ophthalmology.

Aims and Scope

The primary aim of the BJO is to provide a forum for the publication of high-quality research that advances our understanding of ophthalmology and visual sciences. The scope of the journal is broad, encompassing all aspects of clinical and laboratory sciences relevant to ophthalmology.

Main Features

The BJO features a variety of articles including:

• Clinical Investigations: Original research articles that investigate various aspects of ophthalmology.
• Clinical Observations: Case reports and series that highlight important clinical findings.
• Laboratory Investigations: Research articles that explore the underlying mechanisms of ophthalmological disorders.
• Major Reviews: Comprehensive reviews of recent advances in specific areas of ophthalmology.
• Editorials: Thought-provoking articles written by leading experts in the field.
• Education Articles: Educational pieces aimed at improving the knowledge and skills of ophthalmologists and visual science specialists.
• Letters: Correspondence from readers regarding articles published in the journal.
• Innovations: Papers on surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic innovations in ophthalmology.

Editorial Team

The BJO is led by a distinguished editorial team comprising of Keith Barton, James Chodosh, and Jost Jonas as the Editors-in-Chief. For more information about the editorial team, please visit the Editorial Board page.

Plan S Compliance

The BJO is a Plan S compliant Transformative Journal. This means that the journal adheres to the principles of transparency, cooperation, and inclusivity set forth by cOAlition S funders such as Wellcome, WHO, and UKRI. To learn more about Transformative Journals and Plan S compliance, visit our Author Hub.

Recent Issues

Stay updated with the latest research in ophthalmology by exploring our recent issues:

• Vol 106, Issue 12
• Vol 106, Issue 11
• Vol 106, Issue 10
• Vol 106, Issue 9
• Vol 106, Issue 8
• Vol 106, Issue 7
• Vol 106, Issue 6
• Vol 106, Issue 5
• Vol 106, Issue 4
• Vol 106, Issue 3
• Vol 106, Issue 2
• Vol 106, Issue 1