These are managers that are useful for keeping track of references.
With thousands of journals at our fingertips, finding the most suitable journal might sometimes seem difficult. This short introductory video created by the Think, Check, Submit non-profit organization will help to make things a bit more clear.
Identifying a journal for publication: Questions & Considerations
Review the journal website information for the following:
Maximizing research impact is important but it is not everything. Focus your search for appropriate journals by answering the following questions:
The resources, tools & library databases below can help you pick a journal. These resources cover journals from different disciplines from a wide variety of publishers. Some are traditional journals and some are open access. Hover over the tiny i for more information.
Consider going over the resources below to understand your rights before submitting journal articles. But first, watch the video.
Manuscript preparation help with
Elsevier Research Academy & Editage (Note: These services are not free of charge)
Predatory Journals are no joke. Look out for the following red flags:
This conference paper breaks down research related to 'predatory publishing'
Tips and step by step guidance on getting published.
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