New content on disability research by King Salman Center for Disability Research available on ScienceOpen

The mission of the KSCDR  is to foster a global platform for addressing disability through research and empowerment. Its content will now be published alongside 83 million publications on ScienceOpen, allowing people to access cutting-edge research in just a few clicks.

Established by King Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, the KSCDR strives to help all sectors of society deal with and meet the needs of people with disabilities. Today, it is one of the few centers in the Arab and Islamic world dealing with scientific research specializing in disability concerns.

You can submit your work for the 2023 edition directly through ScienceOpen on the KSCDR Collection page. Simply click the Submit a Manuscript button on the collection page to be redirected to the submission requirements information page.

Start exploring the collection today and get some inspiration from these editor picks:

• An Overview on Low Back Pain and Functional Disability: Associated Risk Factors and Management
• The Structure and Mechanical Properties of Type IV Collagen in Lens Basement Membrane: Deterioration with Age and Glycation Reviewed
• Collagen Structure Orientation at the Bone–Cartilage Interface
• Health Information Exchange in Relation to Long-Term Follow-Up Data System in Newborn Screening Program: General Overview and the Saudi Status
• Clinical, genetic, and functional characterization of the glycine receptor β-subunit A455P variant in a family affected by hyperekplexia syndrome

Take a look at KSCDR's list of publishing solutions to learn more about how you may benefit from featuring your content on ScienceOpen.