I have recently received a invitation from the journal "Current Pharmaceutical Bio-technology" to submit a research article. As i didn't received any invitation before. so, is it normal to to receive such invitations or is it a big thing ???
It is not a big deal. For example, the editor or guest editor is working on a special issue, and they do search on the subject and find out you have worked on it, so they send you an email asking for your contribution.
Best Regards,
Jean
Hello Parag
It is not a big deal. It is normal.
I have been receiving such invitations from many journals. You need to gather information about these journals whether they are genuine.
Regards.
Malcolm Nobre , Yes, journal was genuine. Thank you for the quickly answering the query.
It's completely normal. I found several journals email in the spam folder even though I haven't visited those journal websites yet.
Bindu Modi Yes, I am not talking about spam journals, I received invitation of SCIE listed journal. where I have already published my one review article, is it normal for SCI listed journals also ??
It is also normal I guess. I think our email will be registered in their server. I published one research article in Romania journal, and after that paper published I got invitation to submit other article in upcoming journal issues.
It's normal to receive invitations from journals, be it a predatory journal or an SCIE-indexed journal, the latter, however, is a big deal. So congratulations.
Nonetheless, this could also imply that the journal in question has received fewer submissions than before, and are doing this to maintain their impact factor.
Milad Shirvaliloo they are inviting for special thematic issue. I guess, that is the reason they invited me. as i already have paper published in same journal on same topic.
Dear Parag Thakur
No it is not a big deal. Usually open access journals keep sending such invitations.
No, not at all. In fact, new Journals don't receive enough get enough MSS. Also that they need diversity & want more people to publish with them so that they can charge. Very often they give you part or full discount/waiver if requested.
Certainly it depends on your field and type of the paper & quality of work and your standing as well as status of the
jour where U are publishing.
Bueno a veces es normal que te envien invitaciones las editoras, como se sabe muchas de ellas son particulares y cobran una subvención económica las cuales viven de las publicaciones o investigaciones nuestras, por eso tener mucho cuidado a quien envias tus articulos.
I have received invitations, generally the editorial wants you to know the journal
Yes, the new Journals send invites for the
authors to know about their Journal.
No, it's not a big deal. You can get invitation from national and international journal. Sometime, they have special issue and sometime they ask for general issue. Mostly such journal have huge publication charges
It is not a big deal, such journals to me are upcoming and need to push for publicity and patronage.
Agreed with answers by Jasleen & Ibikunle.
any way feel happy & try to experience as per Ur status...
It is not a big deal. For example, the editor or guest editor is working on a special issue, and they do search on the subject and find out you have worked on it, so they send you an email asking for your contribution.
Best Regards,
Jean
If you are experienced in the mentioned field the journal will ask you to submit article not only for special issue but other issue also
It's not a big deal but it somehow reflects and intensifies your expertise in that particular research field.
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