The listing includes the journal’s CiteScore and impact factor. Each listing includes a set of headings such as the journal name and how well its fingerprint matched your article.

This research tool will show the top ten search results. Clicking on “Find Journal” will take you to the results page. You may also choose to limit the results to Open Access journals. It is possible to select up to three research fields to refine the search. A researcher will enter the title, abstract, and/or keywords on the Journal Finder page. Fewer rejections means less time spent on re-submissions. This should reduce the number of rejections that researchers have to face. Using this fingerprint matching system helps authors submit their papers to journals that are the best fit. These journals cover the Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and the Social Sciences. It is also possible for the Fingerprint Engine to use an institution’s thesauri.Įlsevier’s Journal Finder helps researchers match their abstract to one of more than 2,200 Elsevier journals. It uses thesauri from the Life Sciences, Engineering, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Mathematics, and Agriculture. The Journal Finder will then suggest an Elsevier journal which has published articles with a similar fingerprint to yours.Įlsevier’s Fingerprint Engine uses many thesauri in order to be effective. The Fingerprint Engine basically compares the fingerprint of your article to other articles. The text can be any scientific document including grants and project summaries. This Fingerprint Engine creates an index of weighted terms that defines the text. Why Elsevier Journal Finder?Įlsevier Journal Finder uses the Elsevier Fingerprint Engine. They have added the Elsevier Journal Finder to their list of research tools. What should be the best journal to publish their academic research? Academic publishing giant Elsevier aims to simplify this process. Newsletter article on Transformational agreements: more exciting news for UP authors.Researchers frequently spend time thinking about journal selection.This article will help you choose the best journal for your article.Follow 3 easy stepsto find and select the best journal for your article.Publish your article via the open access ' route not the closed or subscription route.This makes it easy to verify and confirm if the corresponding author is affiliated with UP In the journal article submission process, authors are required to use UP affiliated information (UP email address, department and the faculty).All UP researchers ( faculty academic staff, researchers, research fellows, post-doctoral fellows, postgraduate and undergraduates students) can publish open access in these journals.Wiley Researcher Academy and author engagement programmeĪlternatively search the Integrated Alphabetical List of Journals from ACM, ACS, IOP Science Extra, Emerald, Wiley, Hindawi, Springer Nature, and Elsevier (Science Direct). Wiley and Hindawi fully open access journals Learn more about institutional OA agreementsįind journal by title or use Journal finder Publisher journal finder - search for the selected journal and submit your article Please note! ou r agreement with Elsevier is on hybrid open access journals only but if authors choose to publish in gold open access journals they are required to pay APCs and Elsevier will offer a 15% discount on APCs. Publish articles open access in hybrid journals negotiated by SANLiC and South African University LibrariesĬorresponding authors affiliated with participating SANLiC institutions of which the University of Pretoria is part of may publish open access at no cost to the author. These APCs and TAs/ R & P agreements are efforts to advance open science practices and to increase Gold Open Access Publishing at the University of Pretoria. The DLS currently supports researchers with Article Processing Charges (APCs) also known as publication fees. The Department of Library Services (DLS) is also part of the SANLiC agreements and has recently signed the Transformational Agreements (TAs) also known as Read and Publish (R&P) agreements with these publishers: Wiley, Hindawi, Emerald, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), American Chemical Society (ACS), Springer Nature, Institute of Physics (IOP), and Oxford Journals Online, Elsevier (ScienceDirect) The list of current negotiated agreements is now available allowing South Africans to publish in Gold Open Access journals. SANLiC has negotiated and signed a number of agreements for South African Higher Education Institutions. This guide provides an overview of the Read and Publish Agreements negotiated by the South African National Library and Information Consortium (SANLiC). Transformational / Read & Publish (R&P) Agreements

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