Sentence examples for journal development from inspiring English sources
To repair the credibility crisis problem found in the scientific fields, there is a growing consensus among the publishers and journal development editors that we need to re-think what constitute the essence of 'scientific excellence'.
The infrastructure of the badges is still being established, with early prototypes scheduled to launch early next year, according to Amye Kenall, the journal development manager of open data initiatives and journals at BioMed Central.
Our results could benefit different parties in the academic community including researchers, journal editors and funding agencies in terms of identifying promising research topics/projects, seeking for candidate journals for a submission, and realigning focus for journal development.
Now, the journal is facing an even more exciting period by being transferred under umbrella of a well known and trusted Springer brand, which will give a new momentum to the journal development and increase the visibility and impact on research community.
Seven years of the journal development has revealed promising opportunities.
There are major obstacles to regional journal development, starting with insufficient resources.
So last year, the Company conducted a survey of authors in the communities associated with its three established journals: Development, Journal of Cell Science and The Journal of Experimental Biology.
Our established journals – Development, Journal of Cell Science and The Journal of Experimental Biology – have no page or colour charges and were early adopters of the principle that authors should retain copyright in their own work.
BiO will also offer an easy online transfer system to authors whose paper was originally submitted to one of the company's other journals — Development, Disease Models & Mechanisms, Journal of Cell Science and The Journal of Experimental Biology.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Indian Development I.P.O.
In one sense, his research was limited to a retrospective case series reported in a fairly obscure medical journal, Drug Design, Development and Therapy.
