Sentence examples for journal aimed from inspiring English sources

In 1908 Ch'oe published the poem "Hae egeso pada ege" ("From the Sea to Children") in Sonyŏn ("Children"), the first literary journal aimed at producing cultural reform.

Earlier, in 1725 and 1726, Gottsched had published Die vernünftigen Tadlerinnen ("The Reasonable Female Critics"), a journal aimed at improving the intellectual and moral standards of women.

In June the Wellcome Foundation, which in addition to housing the Wellcome Library also funds about £650 million, or $1 billion, worth of medical and scientific research, announced a collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in the United States and the Max Planck Society in Germany to establish a new open access journal aimed at the top tier of researchers around the world.

The journal aimed to create a public record of original contributions to knowledge, and set up a new model of scientific correspondence.

This chapter discusses a mentoring programme funded by an international journal aimed at supporting authors from a range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds to submit papers for publication.

Three heavyweight, nongovernmental funders of science announced today that they are launching a free online biology journal aimed at publishing the very best papers within a few weeks of submission.

Gender & Development is a unique journal, aiming to support development workers to integrate gender justice and women's rights into their work.

A unique science journal aims to give new life to the journal article review process.

The journal aims for rapid publication of research papers at a robust scientific level.

The journal aims at publishing three issues containing about 20 to 25 articles per year.

"The new journal aims to capture the contributions of nonacademics to scientific research".