To increase this sense of security and legitimacy, all 12 journals will require the authors of studies to give a thorough account of how both the scientist and the funding organization contributed to conducting the study and analyzing the data.
His list of publications was truly impressive, both in terms of the content of the articles as well as its sheer number and the prestige of the journals in which it was published: dozens of articles in all the top psychology journals in academia with a number of them in famous general science outlets such as Science.
Free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals, covering all subjects and many languages.
By a quick check on PubMed, the (young) doctor I met there has about 60 publications to his name, all in well-respected journals.
The papers were all published in well-known journals, including a second Nature paper, Nature Medicine, and 4 separate papers in Circulation.
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Hundreds of scientific papers are deliberately hidden by publishing them all together in such totally obscure journals such as the Clinical Investigator and Molecular Aspects of Medicine, but only rarely in mainstream medical journals.
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Academics, who live in a culture which values the free and easy movement of information (and who edit and referee papers for nothing) have long been uncomfortable bedfellows with commercial publishing companies, which want to maximise profits by charging for access to that information, and who control many (although not all) of the most prestigious scientific journals.
There were other outlets that carried no advertising at all and survived on subscription charges: academic journals as an example.
With all its flaws, publication in mainstream peer-reviewed journals is the best mechanism science has yet devised for ensuring that the findings and conclusions reaching the public ear remain above a certain quality threshold.
Contrast that to picks I make for my own account: I roll up my sleeves, spend days chewing on every possible factor, pore over pages of obscure trade journals, pester analyst friends on the phone, consider all the angles.
In an article Michel and Lieberman Aiden published in the January 14 2011 issue of Science, one of the top research journals, they used a database of 4% of all the books ever printed between 1800 and 2000 to show how grammar, censorship practices, and the rate at which new technologies are adopted over time.
Medical journals frequently fail to perform basic checks on the papers they print, so all sorts of sharp practice goes uncorrected.
Since researchers, administrators and grant-awarding bodies all take note of which work has got through this filtering mechanism, the competition to publish in the best journals is intense, and the system becomes self-reinforcing, increasing the value of those journals still further.
Donald Green, who heads the Institution for Social and Policy Studies that housed YIISA, released a statement explaining that YIISA, like all other programs, was evaluated by two set criteria: Its success in publishing articles in top-tier academic journals and its success in attracting a large number of students to its courses.
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