Faculty Webpage: Publish

Identify a journal in which to publish based on subject, peer review, open access, speed of review and other factors.

Enter your article title or abstract and JANE will provide a list of journals that may be appropriate for your submission.

Similar to JANE, the Mater Journal List allows you to plug in your abstract and find relevant journals.

Look up the key journals in your field, sortable by impact factor, Eigenfactor or other metrics.

Similar to impact factor, Scopus evaluates journals with several metrics to determine their value within a given field.

The Center for Knowledge Management at Vanderbilt University Medical Center has created the Scholarly Publishing Information Hub (SPI-Hub™). This is a tool designed to support prospective authors with journal identification and evaluation. The tool is freely available and facilitates journal discovery by journal, topic, and author search (including the ability to leverage the use of an ORCID profile).

A tool to help researchers identify trusted journals and to avoid predatory publications.

Allows you to compare over 11,000 academic journals

Designed at Loyola Marymount University to help faculty evaluate journals.

Digitally archive copies of your conference posters, peer-reviewed journal articles, and more in our repository of content from GW SMHS, SPH, and SON.

Information and updates about where to publish and how to improve the visibility/findability of your articles, book chapters, and posters.

Information about author and journal article evaluation metrics.

The AAMC's Medical Education resources portal. Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). Peer-reviewed teaching and assessment tools to enhance medical education. Resources are online and free.

Read this guide if you publish research funded by a U.S. government department/agency.

Google search for videos on keeping up to date with journals.

Helpful advice for authors when writing a manuscript for publication.

Protect your right under copyright law to deposit your manuscript in an institutional repository by signing and giving to your publisher a SPARC author addendum when you sign an article publication agreement.

Search for online resources where the author may have signed a creative commons license permitting reuse in your courses.