This maneuver extracted a promise of quick publication from Science, which Mr. Miller accepted, his former student Jeffrey L. Bada recounted in a recent article in that journal.
The reception to these volumes, associated in the public mind with the immense popularity of Charlotte's Jane Eyre (October 1847), led to quick publication of Anne's second novel (again as Acton Bell), The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, published in three volumes in June 1848; it sold well.
rigorous peer and editorial review; quick publication after acceptance; large dissemination and greatest possible visibility; increased probability of prompt citations.
The journal provides archival material, and through its quick publication cycle, strives to bring recent results to researchers and practitioners.
fast peer-reviewing process; quick publication after acceptance; large dissemination and visibility of the papers, as it is an open-access journal; increased probability of prompt citations.
Collaboration with Jones would provide an avenue for quick publication of his data, with the added bonus of having a well-established name attached to it.
Adam Penenberg aka The Man Who Took Down Stephen Glass decided to write about Serv.io, a crowdsourcing content farm that allows publishers to request articles for quick publication.
The advantages of publishing with us are: fast peer-reviewing process; quick publication after acceptance; large dissemination and visibility of the papers, as it is an open-access journal; increased probability of prompt citations.
The advantages of publishing with an Open Access journal like ours are: rigorous peer and editorial review; quick publication after acceptance; large dissemination and greatest possible visibility; increased probability of prompt citations.
Quick publication of new results, concepts, and inventions made involving Electrocatalysis stimulates scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, promotes the scientific and engineering concepts that are critical to the development of novel electrochemical technologies.
