Hi,im currently in the stage of publishing my research work on evaluation of several methods of detecting Burkholderia pseudomallei culture, may i know the best journal platform to publish?. Im looking foward to the journal which has open access and if possible free fees, so that i can share the findings to others.
There are a ton of similar questions on the researchgate forums; search the previous questions and you will see lots of advice.
I recommend SCIENCEDOMAIN International journals, particularly British Microbiology Research Journal. They have a critically constructive peer review that will make your published work more standardized.
The cost of publication is attractive for the new authors. Check this website: http://sciencedomain.org/
Thank you all, im will look foward on suggested platform to start submit the journal.
People interested in an update on predatory journals, following the cessation of Beall's List updates and it's removal, might like to refer to an article in today's Times Higher Education (6 April 2017, pp. 42 & 43), reporting work by Larissa Shamseer and David Moher (link below but access may be restricted to subscribers).
Their study resulted in a list of 13 warning signs:
1. The scope of interest includes non-biomedical subjects alongside biomedical topics, or multiple, wide-ranging and unrelated fields of study are combined
2. The website contains spelling and grammar errors
3, Images are distorted/fuzzy, intended to look like something they are not, or are unauthorised
4.The home page language targets authors rather than readers
5, The Index Copernicus Value is promoted on the website
6. Description of the manuscript handling process is lacking
7. Manuscripts are requested to be submitted via email
8. Rapid publication is promised
9. There is no retraction policy
10. Information on whether and how journal content will be digitally preserved Is absent
11. The article processing/publication charge is very low (eg,
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