1. Journals, homepage of publishers Mozilla Firefox/Google Chrome
Lívia Vasas, PhD
2017

2. Printed papers …
The
„Orvosi Hetilap”
front-page
1857 Vol. 1

3. Printed „Nature” Nature, 1880, Vol. 22. 1880, Vol. 22.
front-page of Nature
Nature, 1880, Vol. 22.

4. A short history of editions of periodicals …
Printed – subscribed
Journal des sçavans
Printed + electronic ed (the same contents) subscribed
Printed + electronic/online ed (e.ed. suppl. information) subscribed
Online ed. - subscribed (video journal)
Online, open access edition – free - fully gold
MIXED – subscribed journal + some open access articles in it
hybrid gold - „double dipping”

5. http://www. lirgjournal. org. uk/lir/ojs/index
Open Journal Systems - OJS

6. Assign at least 3 potential reviewers for the review process; or
Peer-Review is an important element in the scientific publication process to ensure the quality of research. It helps in making the research more effective, error-free and verified in terms of ethical standards
Review the manuscript the Editorial Board Member without assigning it to reviewers; or
Assign at least 3 potential reviewers for the review process; or
Ask the Associate Managing Editor of the Journal to assign reviewers on his behalf.

7. The process from manuscript – to published article
Reviewer can
reject the manuscript;
Re-review after a thorough revision; or
Accept the manuscript with Major
Revisions; or
Accept the manuscript with Minor
Accept the manuscript without any changes.
The authors give up the copyright for the publisher

8. Every periodical – ISSN (volume – issue – contents – different publication types)

9. Periodicals of Semmelweis University https://lib. semmelweis
Printed: 124
Electronic: 6009
Open Access: 2147

14. Quiz doi:10.1038/ncb3306 Who is the author? Smith Andreas
Andreas Matouschek
How many figures are?

16. Elsevier publisher

18. Springer http://www.springer.com/gp/

22. Journal of Visualized Experiments JoVE
Abbreviation: J Vis Exp;
ISSN: X
peer-reviewed journal combines high-quality video demonstrations of experiments with a detailed text protocol
Medicine és Biology modules are subscribed

23. DOI: 10.1126/science.aap9023 The article was published in
Nature or Science
The print ISSN of this journal:
How many figures are in this article ?

25. Open access journals benefits
Larger Audience: The article can be read by a potentially much larger audience compared to the traditional subscription journals.
FREE to View: Open Access journals are FREE to view, download and print.
Citations: The article has the potential to receive greater citations.
Creative Commons License: Authors publish under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC-BY 4.0),
Rapid Publication: The articles are peer-reviewed and published rapidly. 
Self-Archiving: Authors can deposit the final published article in any other institutional, disciplinary or governmental repository.
     

29. Article info

30. Article info

31. doi: /bmjopen
How many items are in the „References”?
The authors’ workplaces are in USA.
true false
Can you share this article on Facebook?
true false

32. BMC BioMed Central

35. BMC ….

39. DOI: 10.1186/s12863-016-0333-1 (searching www.doi.org )

40. Membership program. 500 institutes https://www. biomedcentral

42. The content

48. PLOS GENETICS

52. About the licence

53. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_license#Types_of_licenses

54. Predatory journals… To take the advantage of the situation …
Predatory open access publishing is
an exploitative open-access publishing business model
involves charging publication fees to authors without providing the editorial and publishing services associated with legitimate journals

55. doi: 10.3791/56075 How many items are in the „References”? 10 32 43 55
This is in a video-journal?
Yes no

56. Journal of Visualized Experiments JoVE
doi: /160
Publication type:
letter review video-audio media
The authors’ number:

57. Thank you!