The best journal for an article is the one that is accessible to the target audience, and that contributes to the targets of the researchers and university in terms of both the content and quality. Those researchers who choose the right journal from the beginning will be able to publish their studies quickly and protect themselves from the refusal and revision processes that would take months to complete.
The Information Center supports the members of Kadir Has University who have studies that are ready for being published to choose the best journal for their studies. We act together with the researchers to help them make data-based decisions to choose the right journal, and guide them when they identify and choose the potential journals. Contact us for detailed information and appointment: [email protected]
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Think. Check. Submit.
Think.Check.Submit. provides you with an index checklist to assess the details of a journal or a publisher and, decide if it is appropriate for your purposes. Click to try.
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Text – Journal Matching
Some publishers and portals provide you with some tools to match your article title, abstract and keywords with the respective and potential journals. You may try the following tools that we recommend.
• Web of Science manuscript matcher
• Journal Suggester- Springer Nature
• IEEE Publication Recommender
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Finding a Journal from the Citation Databases Web of Science and Scopus
Contact us for detailed information and appointment about the workshops to find a Journal from the Citation Databases Web of Science and Scopus. [email protected]
• InCites Journal Citation Reports
InCites, a part of the InCites platform of which we are a subscriber: Journal Citation Reports® provides systematic and objective tools to critically assess the world’s leading journals making use of measurable statistical information based on citation data. Compiling the citations on the articles, Journal Citation Reports helps measure the research efficiency and the impact at the journal and category level, and shows the relations between the journals that are cited and that are citing.