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- The thorny issue of self-citing
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- The revision process and the reviewers protocol
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Tag Archives: Scientific journals
The importance of the languages of scientific publications
The visibility and impact of scientific publications is not only guaranteed by the reputation of the institution that hosts them, the editorial companies that support them or their location within the different indexations and international rankings. These are undoubtedly an … Continue reading
Shipping protocols: checklist
A scientific manuscript is the result, the visible point, of a research that sometimes has implied months, and even years of work, from the design of the same until the elaboration of the conclusions and the final or executive report. … Continue reading
The School of Authors of Comunicar: clues to publish in scientific journals
In recent years we have witnessed a real revolution in all fields. The irruption of the Internet has radically transformed many areas of our lives, among which are not escaping the systems of access and processing of information. Until just … Continue reading
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