Scientific Reports Impact factor: “riding high”
Our research is usually based on the journal’s impact factor (IF), which denotes the significance of the work published in a specific journal. A scientist’s research is evaluated based on…
QUARTILES OF THE JOURNALS AND THE SECRET OF PUBLISHING
As novice Ph.D. research scholars or researchers, we encounter terms such as “Quartiles,” “Q1 Journal,” “Q2”, “Q3,” and “Q4”. Here we explain Quartiles, their types, and their implications as a…
5 Steps for Publishing in a High-Quality Medical Journal
Publishing in a top-tier medical journal is one of the most significant achievements any medical professional can have. It gives recognition and respect to your work and provides invaluable insight…
Importance of Journal Impact Factor
Research metrics are applicable for reaching out to complex concepts like impact and quality. An impact factor of a journal is an identified indicator for measuring the influence and prestige…
Should you publish your paper in a National Journal?
Scholars worldwide make significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge in the STEM fields by publishing their research work in academic journals. Academic journals can be classified into two types…
How to Identify Peer-Reviewed Journals
Professors, as well as students, require peer-reviewed journals while doing research because they provide authentic information. These journals are scholarly and refereed, which is why academicians look for them for…
Peer Review in Scientific Publishing
Over 300 years ago, the first scientific journals published peer-reviewed articles. Articles submitted for publication are subjected to peer review to determine their validity, quality, and originality. To preserve the…
Post Acceptance Changes of Manuscripts
Proofs are supplied to the corresponding author once your manuscript has been approved for publication. Once approved by the corresponding author, your paper is assembled into an issue of the journal and…