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7 Critical Checklists to Support you on Your Scientific Publication Journey at

Each Point

Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head,

Technical Operations, Pubrica

sales@pubrica.com

In-Brief

It is believed that to publish a paper in a

respectable journal; you need to have a right

preceding in publication. Scientific

publication is challenging but can achieve

with complete hard work and dedication.

Pubrica gives you some essential checklists

for your scientific publication journey that

will help you in every stage and also

provides scientific publication support

services.

I. INTRODUCTION

An enriching experience is the publishing

journey. For months, often years, a

researcher works on his/her article, thesis or

academic book, and then a publication finds

its way of revealing the world. When you

are writing papers in foreign journals, you

need to cross-check some items about your

work and the journal that publishes your

work. The publishing journey has to follow

specific checklists to successfully and avail

our scientific medical journal publication

service.

II. CRITICAL CHECKLISTS TO

SUPPORT YOU ON YOUR SCIENTIFIC

PUBLICATION JOURNEY

Carrying out good study

The first step in writing a good research

paper is to do your work well. It is a

scientist or researcher's primary task to

create a good research issue and then work

to produce results using journal publication

support. Consider whether the problem is

essential to your genre or subject's current

setting. Then, as your research issue, create

a specific viewpoint. To improve your

approach, dig into an authentic sample

collection. A successful study is one that is

validated by proof, and that corroborates the

theory. Before you get into print, make your

work one of these suitable substances.

Check for Title and Sub-title

The second item on the checklist is the title

and sub-title of the report. In a single

sentence, a title should be able to clarify the

intent of the research. Any critical work

explaining the analysis or its outcomes

should also be included. A sub-title in

explaining the work should be respectful of

the title. You have to review to see whether

the title is enticing enough to attract readers;

if the research question and intent are clearly

illustrated.

Proof-read The third important thing to concentrate on

is reading and editing your work with facts.

For corrections, any published work should

be checked. In producing quality content,

proof-reading and checking is a significant

move. However, a skilled proofreader

should be employed to edit the work, since

errors that do not occur to you also appear to

other readers. You may edit your study from

a journal paper publication service.

Correspond to Peer Reviewers

Open access journals these days provide

authors and scientists with ample

opportunities to publish papers in

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international journals. It means, though, that

you have to finely edit and check your work,

i.e. before you put it up for print, you have

to find someone to review your work. It

means that the work is genuine and a

product of quality. A perfect way to build a

peer-review network as an independent

researcher is to correspond with fellow

investigators, students and teachers.

Correspond to them, ask them before

submission to look up your job. There are

also associations and scientific clubs with

common interests that have members. Enter

these networks in your area of interest to

associate with researchers and peers and use

research paper publishing services.

Select the Right Publication

You must pick the correct journal if you

have worked on the manuscript or paper in

the best possible way. These days, there are

many journals and publishing houses that

provide new authors, scientists, and

researchers with the chance to introduce

their work to the scientific world. However,

for your research paper, which journal

should be best is something you need to

determine. Next, a few publications that

publish works in your genre or area of study

are shortlisted. For the impact factor of each

journal you select, search some websites. To

see if they are publishing important,

authentic works, check some published

articles in each journal.

Request for ISBN or DOI

For a theoretical paper or book these days,

digital presence is a very significant

prerequisite. You must be able to take your

work out of several research papers by

readers and citers. So, you must request DOI

when you publish articles in foreign

journals. Your publisher can allocate an

ISBN if you publish a book, which will give

your work a unique individuality in the

digital and real world. Therefore, when you

choose a publisher or magazine, ensure that

these suits are available to you.

Uploading Your Files It may seem to be the most straightforward

process in the publishing path, but it can be

the trickiest aspect that can lead to your

work rejection. When you upload your

article or manuscript, recheck the format,

volume, style etc. specifications of the

journals. Avoid errors which, on technical

grounds, may cause rejection.

III. CONCLUSION

You may need to check other items in the

academic world, such as marketing or

circulating your work, so that readers can

find it and be interested in reading it. It

would help if you verified your work's

potential relevance. To get an idea of your

readership, you may also want to check with

colleges, students and professors. But before

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you get into publication, the above seven

checklists must accomplish and get support

from Pubrica that offers research paper

publication services.

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