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Written a paper but don't know where to publish it?

Here are 12 tools to find the best journal for your article:⬇️ Image
1. Journal/Article Name Estimator (JANE)

2. Researcher (dot) Life's Journal Finder

3. Think. Check. Submit jane.biosemantics.org
researcher.life/journal
thinkchecksubmit.org
4. SPI-HUB

5. Journal Evaluation Tool

6. Clarivate Master Journal spi-hub.app.vumc.org
digitalcommons.lmu.edu/librarian_pubs…
Listjl.clarivate.com/home
7. Scopus Journal Comparison

8. Jot: Journal Targeter

9. Elsevier Journal Finder scopus.com/source/eval.uri
jot.publichealth.yale.edu
journalfinder.elsevier.com
10. Taylor & Francis Journal Suggester

11. Wiley Journal Finder

12. Sage Journal Recommender authorservices.taylorandfrancis.com/publishing-you…
journalfinder.wiley.com/search?type=ma…
journal-recommender.sagepub.com
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Here are 7 guides from The BMJ on how to read and interpret different types of research papers:⬇️
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Written a research paper but don't know where to publish it?

Here are 11 tools to find the best journal for your article:⬇️
1. Journal/Article Name Estimator (JANE)

Enter your article title or abstract and JANE will provide a list of journals that may be appropriate for your submission.

Link: jane.biosemantics.org
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Link: mjl.clarivate.com/home
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Save yourself from predatory journals. Here is how to check the indexing status of a journal in 6 major databases! 🧵
Embase:

Go to
-Click on the hypertext - “Download the full list of journal titles in Embase”
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-On the corresponding row of the journal, the indexed journal shows “Yes” on the “Indexed at Embase” columnelsevier.com/solutions/emba…
MEDLINE

Go to
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-Check the “Current indexing status.” Indexed journal shows “Currently indexed for MEDLINE”ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nlmcatalog
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Jan 30
How to do a (solid) literature review in 5 hours⬇️:
STEP 1: Collect papers → Research Rabbit App (free)

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Search the topic you need articles for in the app and it will automatically suggest papers and make connections between them. Image
STEP 2: Export papers

Export your selected papers to Zotero (our next tool in this list).

Research Rabbit easily lets you sync and export your collection to a folder to Zotero.

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STEP 1: TITLE: Begin with a working title that guides your research focus.
INTRODUCTION:
STEP 2: Introduce your topic clearly and define any specific terminology used.
STEP 3: Emphasize why the topic is significant. What makes your research important?
STEP 4: Relate your work to existing knowledge. What’s already out there?
STEP 5: Identify the gap. What needs to be addressed or further investigated?
STEP 6: Formulate clear research questions to direct your inquiry.
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