Anyone here managed to publish in high impact factor journal in their respective field?

hey i wanna ask i hav spent my 5 yrs part time to get my master and now i don't really have a title for phD.

Anywhere i can look for a title from a pool of research title then embark for a phD from there?

You can always continue your Msc title in PhD. Or did something similiar to your Msc title, for PhD student, the prof demand you to propose your idea. Only then he/she will guide.

hi researchers, am glad to announce a publication in light of knowledge management (business) published last month =D

International Journal of Management, Knowledge and Learning



=D

now preparing for my master proposal defense. 1 month from now...


still trying bro.... waiting for journal feedback of my manuscript submitted since 15 Feb. The reviewer promised to send me the feedback by next week. Ganjiong eh....

This post has been edited by alexkos: Jun 16 2012, 02:24 PM

which journal is that? i ain't aiming "high" impact journal at the moment. just a journal with impact factor will do.

Accounting Education: An international journal

mine has no impact factor, not listed in ISI =/

A name spelling error occured to me but it was due to the publishing house mistake.

You may contact the editor to change the spelling but it will only be for softcopy search ie google scholar, sciencedirect, etc as it is considered published and printed.

Since you are not the corresponding author, you may need to be able to identify yourself. My advice is request your supervisor to contact the editor to correct this.

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Added on June 18, 2012, 9:00 pmDont worry, getting the first paper is always the most difficult and will spur you to produce more. Try to be more adventurous and submit to ISI listed journal next time.

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Added on June 18, 2012, 9:07 pmdont lose hope. read what are the reviewers comment and improve the paper. straight reject by editor could be due to different scope or it is something considered not novel (for high IF journal). Sometimes, you may need more data or discussion to strenthen your case. alternatively, you may withdraw, do some minor revision and submit to another journal.

some tips, it is not always necessary to follow everything the reviewer ask you to do or add, unless it is stated mandatory. of course you must give a solid justification, cite some reference ass back up etc.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 18 2012, 09:25 PM

Actually just because a journal is not ISI-cited doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad journal, and vice versa. It depends on how people working in that field regard it.

Not easy to get accepted, even it is not listed.

The high IF journal requires me to collect additional data. Currently I'm refining the paper based on the some of the reviews and will submit to other journal.

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Added on June 19, 2012, 1:53 pm

I don't really get it.

1. Do I have to remove the table and figure from the manuscript and put them on a new sheet?

2. ???

I can't access the sample copy of the published paper to see its format.

This post has been edited by seanwc101: Jun 19 2012, 01:53 PM

Just place the figures on a new page after the references or in a separate document. Indicating in the manuscript means that you properly refer to the figures in your text. "Fig. 1 shows the architecture of etc etc.." From there the editors will be able to decide where the figures can be placed.

What I do is leave the caption on the text as well.

Thanks.

guess all of you are doing well yeah, am meeting supervisor next week.

if all sun-sun-li-li, will submit intend for proposal defense form.

See you end of July @ Defense, with Lee Chong Wei =D

TRUE ENOUGH!!

hi, mind to tell where you doing your solar cell?hows the field going on? i m interested on this solar cell field as i m doing lithium and edlc field right now. >.<

What's the different between Thomson Reuters and JCR/SCI.

Some journal uses Thomson reuters IF but some use JCR.

Googled it but didn't really understand.

I think they are just different but overlapping indexes, all owned by Thomson Reuters.

Try searching the impact factor of a journal which appears in all three and see if they are the same.

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"It is a little confusing because of branding issues but in general just know that it goes like this: Thompson Reuters produces ISI Web of Knowledge, which is a larger platform that includes multiple databases and tools including Web of Science (which includes in itself Science Citation Index and some elements of information from Journal Citation Reports) and Journal Citation Reports (with full analytical information including impact factor). People may refer to various parts of this platform interchangeably but essentially it’s all in the same package and if you want to find out the impact factor of a journal just go to the library website, click on Database Names and type in either Web of Knowledge and choose the Additional Resources tab or just type in Journal Citation Reports directly. I hope that helped and didn’t confuse things!"
(http://blogs.cornell.edu/askalib/2010/06/23/journal-citation-reports-and-impact-factors/)

This post has been edited by academiclawyer: Jul 2 2012, 12:56 AM

hi, hope all are doing well. my conference paper presented in late dec 2011 is now offered for journal publication. such a joy =)

congrats, you are reaping the rewards now

Thanks. Couldn't compare the IF value though.

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Added on August 1, 2012, 12:02 pmGuys, I got a question. Is it recommendable to contact authors and request for a copy of their journal papers when we cannot get access to their full paper online? Recently I e-mailed an author of a journal to get his full length paper but that's because he openly encourages people to do so.

This post has been edited by seanwc101: Aug 1 2012, 12:02 PM