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ISI, Scopus, or PubMed: How to Find the Best Journal Based on its Index? (part 1)

Posted on by Anna Ramroodi

As science becomes increasingly participatory and multidisciplinary, researchers need to make sure that their research is reviewed as soon as possible. Researchers who want to publish their papers look for a journal that is indexed by leading and reputable databases. Indexing is critical to gaining credibility, superiority, and reputation. As a result, it also affects Read more about ISI, Scopus, or PubMed: How to Find the Best Journal Based on its Index? (part 1)[…]

The Things You Should Know about Indexing

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Authors in recent years have been more and more looking for indexed journals to publish their articles and prestigious journals are those that are covered by a number of abstracting and indexing services. In fact, the higher the number the more prestigious is considered the journal. But what is an “Index Journal”?  In the forthcoming Read more about The Things You Should Know about Indexing[…]

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Journal Indexing and DRJI Scores

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Publishing scientific articles in indexed journals has one definite advantage: It ensures that all subscribers to that journal will read and cite your work. Because of the high number of journals, the number of subscribers to the journal may not be very high. Some researchers may not have subscriptions to indexed journals; so, how do Read more about Journal Indexing and DRJI Scores[…]

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How to Develop an Effective Article Title?

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The article title represents your manuscript content in a fewest possible words. Whether or not the readers read your work, an effective title instantly “sells” it to the reader. The title is crucial in drawing reader’s attention to your manuscript, especially if the searched database does not contain the abstract of the article. It should Read more about How to Develop an Effective Article Title?[…]