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Why you are select the Journal?

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Why you are select the Journal?

1. It saves you time and headaches. By identifying a journal when you are still carrying out your research, you will know what the journal’s expectations are for your experiments and manuscript. You can plan your research and your writing around these expectations and save yourself time and stress later in the process.

How do you reference guidelines?

APA Referencing Guide — NICE guidelines/ guidance

  1. Organisation. ( followed by full stop)
  2. (Year of publication). ( in round brackets, followed by full stop)
  3. Title (in italics)
  4. [Title of guidance series with number]. ( in square brackets, followed by full stop)
  5. URL.

What is the difference between conference and journal?

A journal is a periodical publication that focuses on a certain discipline. It contains a number of peer-reviewed papers that are generally considered credible and are very good sources to cite from. Conference papers are usually short and concise with a limit on the number of pages allowed….

What is the role of journal?

The importance of journals in academic life goes beyond providing a means of communication and a permanent record. Journal articles are the final output of most research, and a researcher’s performance and productivity are judged largely on the number of publications as well as where they appear.

What is good journal impact factor?

In most fields, the impact factor of 10 or greater is considered an excellent score while 3 is flagged as good and the average score is less than 1….

How do I find a suitable journal to publish my work?

Tools for Finding a Journal for Publication

  1. Elsevier Journal Finder.
  2. EndNote Match: Find the Best Fit Journals for Your Manuscript.
  3. Journal/Author Name Estimator (JANE)
  4. Publish or Flourish Open Access.
  5. Springer Journal Suggester.
  6. Think.
  7. Web of Science Master List.

What is the correct format for a journal name in a reference list?

Basic format to reference journal articles

  • Author or authors. The surname is followed by first initials.
  • Year of publication of the article.
  • Article title (in single inverted commas).
  • Journal title (in italics).
  • Volume of journal.
  • Issue number of journal.
  • Page range of article.

How do you choose a journal for publication?

Criteria for Evaluating a Journal

  1. Scientific Rigor. A key indicator of journal quality is the scientific rigor of the publications published in the journal.
  2. Editorial Quality.
  3. Peer Review Process.
  4. Ethics.
  5. Editorial Board Members.
  6. Journal Reputation/Business Model.
  7. Author Rights and Copyright.
  8. Indexing Status.

How do you find good journals?

Researching Your Target Journal’s Goals and Scope

  1. Read the journal’s “About Us” and “Guide for Authors” sections.
  2. Read many articles published in your target journals.
  3. Collect a list of journals publishing research similar to yours.
  4. Check the Impact Factor of the journal.
  5. Examine each journal’s submission process.