Finding the right journal that suits the most to our work is not always easy, and several criteria must be taken in considerations such as the stability of the impact factor of the targeted journal (at least, during the last 5 years).
The time it takes for reviewers to revise the manuscript is also very important, but sometimes we need rapid process when it comes to important works.
Mohamed Sabri Bensaad , there are many things to consider. Will you pay the APC? Are you in a hurry to publish? What is your field of research? You may use clarivate to find the write journal. But in general Elsevier, Frontiers, BMC, and MDPI are good publishers for my field.
Have you tried JANE https://jane.biosemantics.org/ or the Open Journal Matcher https://ojm.ocert.at/?
Thank you Gahamanyi Noel for your reply and for the informatic tool. Starting from 2021, I noticed that a lot of publisher are charging APC. We are investigating the chemical composition and pharmacological properties of plants extracts / compounds.
Of course, a rapid / good journal would be appreciated (with a reasonable APC of course).
Best wishes,
Sabri
Mohamed Sabri Bensaad, it depends on what you call reasonable! What is your country? If your country is among LMICs, you can try Biomed Research International ( Hindawi) as it offers full waiver. You may also check Complementary Therapies in Medicine ( Elsevier), Phytotherapy Research (Wiley), BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine ( they may offer also some waiver). The problem would be the APC, otherwise they are plenty journals for you
I hope that you do not misunderstand my good intention, but it looks like you have made a serious error in your ResearchGate discussion question! Peer reviewers may make comments, queries, and ask questions, but they do not, at least to my knowledge, "revise" any manuscripts which are submitted to their journals, as you state, and I am quoting your RG question: "The time it takes for reviewers to revise the manuscript is also very important, but sometimes we need rapid process when it comes to important works." I repeat: reviewers to not revise manuscripts!
Mohamed Sabri Bensaad , I am recopying my answer to your attention:
"I hope that you do not misunderstand my good intention, but it looks like you have made a serious error in your ResearchGate discussion question! Peer reviewers may make comments, queries, and ask questions, but they do not, at least to my knowledge, "revise" any manuscripts which are submitted to their journals, as you state, and I am quoting your RG question: "The time it takes for reviewers to revise the manuscript is also very important, but sometimes we need rapid process when it comes to important works." I repeat: reviewers to not revise manuscripts!"
Thank you so much Pr Nancy Ann Watanabe for all these informations and clarifications, it's really kind of you.
Best wishes,
Sabri
https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/phytomedicine,kindly check this link.
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/molecules/special_issues/Phytotherapy,u can follow this link.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2156587212460241,also u can follow this link.
Thank you so much dear Dr Faraed Salman for these interesting links.
Best wishes,
Sabri
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