Scientific Writing Resources
- AuthorAIDSupporting Developing Country Researchers in Publishing Their Work
- CARE GuidelinesThe CAse REport guidelines provide a framework that supports transparency and accuracy in the publication of case reports.
- Scientific Writing Resource(From the Duke Graduate School)
Authorship and Publishing Tools
- JANE: Journal/Author Name EstimatorTool to help authors identify appropriate journals for manuscript submission.
- Think. Check. Submit.A campaign to help researchers identify trusted journals for their research. It is a checklist that can be used to assess the credentials of a journal or publisher.
UPDATE required - Publishing in the Sciences
Researchers in the sciences are expanding their publishing venues from traditional journals, books, and conference proceedings to many other venues including webpages, social media, data publication, etc. As shown in the below diagram, different types of publications correspond to different stages of the research life cycle. However, research journal articles still remain the main output for primary research results. This guide focuses on issues around publishing research journal articles in the sciences.
Last Updated: Nov 20, 2024 9:37 AM