Tag Archives: Quality publications

How open are Open Access journals?

By admin | Published: November 12, 2012
What does open access really mean? What restrictions might apply? Which journal should you publish in? The HowOpenIsIt? guide provides clear information covering the spectrum of open access models.  The guide was compiled by the Public Library of Science (PLOS), the Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Collection (SPARC) and the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association [...]
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Workshop: Getting published in international journals

By admin | Published: May 24, 2012
You are invited to attend the Insiders’ Guide to Getting Published in International Journals workshop, presented by the Emerald Publishing Group. This workshop will provide advice, tips and ideas for getting published in a highly competitive research and publishing environment, including: How to get started How to target your work most effectively What editors and [...]
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Identifying quality publications and publishing your research

By admin | Published: March 8, 2012
A new Library guide is now available on Quality Publications and how to identify them, with detailed information on how and where to publish your research. In preparing to publish, find out more about the peer review process, protecting your copyright, and your unique researcher identification.  Also, check out the suggested library books on getting published. [...]
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