The mission of NJTE is to publish high-quality research and the most recent technological developments in the fields of Engineering, Engineering Technology.
Articles from NJTE, will be embedded in our network of over 84 million publications, and benefit from our wide range of dissemination and promotion tools, gaining access to new audiences and scholarly communities all over the world.
Nano-Horizons will present African research perspectives and developments in nanotechnology while also adding significant innovative research outputs from the University of South Africa’s (Unisa) on our network, research which will also reflect UNISA’s engagement and main role as Africa Chair in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.
The journal is currently accepting Mini Reviews, Articles, Short Communications, Reports, and Express Letters in topics related to Nanoscience and researchers interested in this topic can submit a paper to the journal directly through ScienceOpen. Stay up-to-date with Nano-Horizons, follow the collection and check their call for papers and guidelines for submissions on the collection page.
The number of articles indexed on ScienceOpen is rapidly approaching 85 million. ScienceOpen works with a diverse community of publishers and is a great and useful resource for research in many subjects and interdisciplinary fields of research.
Today, we want to highlight our content in disciplines related to Finance and Economy, encompassing different book and journal collections, with some new additions from exciting publishers recently added on ScienceOpen.
Welcome to February’s Monthly Digest, where we highlight some of the new additions on ScienceOpen as well as the most current infrastructure improvements.
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Authors on ScienceOpen can now list multiple affiliations and have the option to add their affiliation both as free text and as a ROR persistent identifier for institutions. They can benefit from our wide range of hosting tools in any of the preprint servers hosted on ScienceOpen.
With finals, presentations, and papers due, the end of the semester can be a particularly challenging time for students all over the world. An additional problem that adds stress to the already overwhelming workload is the need to find relevant literature for each assignment.
During the last year, I have been actively using ScienceOpen for my research, and in this blog we want to highlight some of the most useful tools for students on ScienceOpen
Reviewer Credits, the global expert network that makes peer review visible and helps researchers get recognition for their work, is now partnering with ScienceOpen to make Peer Review visible and highlight its importance in the publishing landscape.
Users of ScienceOpen can now access publications by the European Investment Bank (EIB) through the new research collection, which includes open and freely accessible publications covering the Bank’s activities and a wide range of research disciplines.
The European Investment Bank’s publications act as a catalyst for better understanding the challenges of investing in Europe’s economy.
Welcome to the first issue of the monthly digest for 2023!
Here, you will find a summary of our network’s exciting January additions as well as the most current infrastructure improvements. Our infrastructure is always being improved, bringing new tools and features that are useful to both publishers and academics.
Today, we are happy to announce the addition of the Drug Repurposing Research Collection on ScienceOpen, which will provide researchers with the latest insights in drug repurposing and support REPO4EU’s mission towards an industry-level European online platform for validated precision drug repurposing.
