Robert Calder
Robert Calder
Choosing a journal with Prof. Bill Stoops
Choosing a journal with Prof. Bill Stoops
Choosing a journal with Prof. Bill Stoops
Tuesday 23rd January 2024
Prof. Bill Stoops shares his expertise on selecting the right journal for addiction science research in this insightful episode of Addictions Edited.
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Episode Overview
- Bill Stoops shares strategies for choosing the right journal for manuscript submission
- Insights on the multidimensional nature of addiction science and publication avenues
- Emphasis on leveraging reputable resources and aligning manuscripts with readership
- Challenging conventional metrics by prioritizing indexing over impact factor
- Practical advice on verifying a journal's peer review process and turnaround time
Absolutely don't feel like you have to only publish in an addiction-focused journal. It's a great thing to do. Absolutely think about doing that. But maybe you want to think about going somewhere else, especially if there are broader implications or if you want to reach a different audience than who might be reading these addiction-focused journals.
Ever wondered how to find the perfect journal for your research paper? In this episode of Addictions Edited: the monthly take-home, Dr. Casey Calver sits down with Prof. Bill Stoops to demystify the process of selecting the right publication for your addiction science research. Bill, an experienced author and editor, shares his top tips on defining your audience and ensuring your work reaches the right readers.
He delves into the nitty-gritty of what makes a journal a good fit, from citation patterns to indexing in databases like PubMed and PsychInfo. Bill also offers practical advice on approaching journals and identifying red flags for predatory publications. He challenges the traditional focus on impact factors, emphasizing the importance of indexing and a reliable peer review process instead. This episode is packed with valuable insights for early career researchers eager to navigate the academic publishing landscape with confidence.