From the positioning of question marks in our inquiry, I understand that you would like to volunteer your services as a reviewer, and are not trying to recruit for reviewers.
Normally, journals recruit reviewers from the authors that published in that journal and from other known experts in the field. Some journals also allow the submitters of a paper to suggest (or exclude) possible reviewers. As the policies of different journals differ, you might just send a mail to the journal of interest and ask them that their policies are, and whether they are interested in enlisting you - let them know what precisely your field of expertise is.
Dear Annemarie,
Thank you for your answer. I shall consider writing to several journals of interest.
René
Hi,
The research on Bioinformatics is increasing tremendously. All reputed Journals either will charge heavily or may not accept without experimental proof (wet lab).
With the intention to publish the dry lab work with no processing fee, we started a Journal called International Journal of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (IJCOB), Strings Publications.
http://www.ijcob.stringsjournal.com/
Being the editor-in-chief of IJCOB I request you to share your manuscript and publish in IJCOB. We will be happy to consider you as one of the reviewer of our Journal. Please send me your mail id, I will send the reviewer agreement document.
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