Science Journals

July 27, 2015 – 12:27 pm
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Majority scholarly journals are science journals as they follow systematic way of writing, away from the subjective references and bias. Since Sciences can be defined as systematic body of knowledge that remains neutral universally and can be proved with evidences in the laboratories. They withstand the test of the time and accept challenges. Science journals hence, consider articles that are written based on certain empirical evidences that are obtained as a result of laboratory testing or clinical investigations.

All Science Journals need to be very specific in terms of publishing original, peer-reviewed, and high quality research works. In order to gain new insights into the field of science and benefit from the ongoing research activities, it is absolutely imperative that all research publications in Science must be made available online, preferably through Open Access system. This will allow the science community to be more updated with new developments in the field of science and consequently, expedite the process of resolving both existing and newly emerging issues.

Availability of paid online scientific journals is out of the reach of young and intellectual scientists who cannot afford to access the data they require, thereby impeding the improvement of research. The shifting paradigm of accessibility of Science Journals has paved the way for publications through Open Access publishers such as OMICS International. OMICS International has taken the initiative of publishing Open Access articles through a list of Science Journals from various disciplines. A large number of scientists, research scholars, and various institutional young minds with keen scientific prospects are involved in literature review process to make the articles available through various publishing groups, including OMICS, PLoS One, and other Open Access publishers.

OMICS International is operating 700 open access journals with the help of 50000 editorial board members and organizing 300 scientific conferences throughout the world. OMICS International is collaborated with more than 1000 scientific associations and societies.

Open Access Science Journals provide an unlimited, free access to the researched, scientific information to scholars, researchers, students and professionals, which enable them to copy, print, circulate innumerable number of copies at no cost. Open Access dissemination of scientific information has been gaining momentum globally as this method enhances the author's visibility, by getting cited frequently. Scholarly Open Access Journals are boon to the promotion of scientific research of any discipline.

Source: www.omicsonline.org

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