Website review: Directory of open access jo...
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•79 reviews since May 26, 2003
research, journals, reference
•doaj.org
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cx2i3 rated 5 days ago- Pure, unadulterated research papers. Quick! Get the IV ready...
- nancyallenlife rated 6 days ago
- Interesting. I love to learn. This will help me with my research.
- msturgeon rated 4 weeks ago
- This is an open access site to online journals. They are truly research type journals and cover a large number of disciplines.
- vsanchez0112 rated 6 weeks ago
- good source for tons of self-edification type stuff.
- Innomen rated 2 months ago
- The only real science is open science.
- katalevehno rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "Welcome to the Directory of Open Access Journals. This service covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals. We aim to cover all subjects and languages. There are now 3340 journals in the directory. Currently 1139 journals are searchable at article level. As of today 181867 articles are included in the DOAJ service."
- Diatribe75 rated 4 months ago
- A great site for open access journals on a variety of subjects.
- ieapants rated 5 months ago
- richdiesal
Call me old-fashioned, but most of these journals do not appear in print at all, which strikes me as decreased budget and thus decreased quality control.
there is an abundance of online-only, peer-reviewed journals out there publishing great research. in terms of budget, the cost of actually printing a journal on paper is dwarfed by the cost of peer-reviewing, editing, and performing other tasks that make an article accessible and readable. that being said, throwing money at a journal doesn't mean it's going to publish quality research, either. it's a fine line and some publishers are getting it right (check out PLoS or Biomicrofluidics, for good examples). - richdiesal
- lattedigest rated 5 months ago
- useful but not for me
