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The Changing Publication Landscape
ISFRI Congress Workshop, 13 May 2016
Presenter: Aisling Murphy, Publisher
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The Changing Publication Landscape Presenter: Aisling Murphy, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Changing Publication Landscape Presenter: Aisling Murphy, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Changing Publication Landscape Presenter: Aisling Murphy, Publisher ISFRI Congress Workshop, 13 May 2016 | 2 Forensic Science & Legal Medicine Journal Portfolio | 3 Outline The publishing process Methods of Publication and
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- The publishing process
- Methods of Publication and Dissemination
Outline
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- Peer review consists of the evaluation of articles by
experts in the field
- It was first used in 1665, by the Royal Society in
London
- Peer review places the reviewer, with the author, at
the heart of scientific publishing
- Reviewers make the editorial process work by
examining and commenting on manuscripts
- Without peer review there is no control in scientific
communication
- Reviewers are the backbone of the whole process
Academic Publishing
What is peer review? Peer Review is at the core of scientific publishing, which aims to improve, validate, register, disseminate and preserve a researcher’s work
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Source: Ulrichsweb Global Serials Directory
Academic publishing
Peer-reviewed journal growth 1990-2013
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Pre-print (submitted article) Peer Review Produc- tion Publication Authors Reviewers
Editor
Readers
Electronic Warehouse Published as Print, HTML or PDF copy
Publishing process
Manuscript accepted – accepted Author manuscript Copy editing, Author proofing, formatting, tagging, reference linking In Print/Online
- Pagination, logo, branding,
Published journal article
- Licensing (OA non-OA)
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Elsevier journal publishing volume
Solicit & manage submissions
40-90%
rejected by > 13,000 Editors Manage Peer Review
557,000+
reviewers
1 million
Reviewer reports Edit & prepare Production
12.6 million
articles available on SD Publish & Disseminate >700 million downloads by >11 million researchers in >120 countries!
- Organize editorial boards
- Launch new specialist journals
- Direct journal strategy
600,000+ article submissions per year 6.5 million
author/publisher communications /year
190 years of back issues scanned, processed and data-tagged 3 million
Print pages
1,000 new editors per year 20 new journals per year 280,000 new articles produced per year
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- The publishing process
- Methods of Publication and Dissemination
Outline
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Electronic Journal Platforms like Elsevier’s ScienceDirect improve online dissemination and access Traditional Print Journals
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Methods of Publication Dissemination AND
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Other Methods of Dissemination
Editor’s Choice Audio Slide Podcast/ Blogs/ Mobile
- Social
Media ShareLink: customized Share Link to article on SD; providing 50 days’ free access to your article – after that, the usual access rules apply.
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Always keep in mind that…….
…. your paper is your passport
to your community !
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