Journal Finder Report
Discover the Perfect Journal for your Manuscript with our Advanced AI
- Maximize your chances of publication success by finding the most suitable journal
- Narrow down your search and find the perfect journal with 7+ filters
- Speed up the journal selection process with data-driven insights on recommendations
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The Journal Finder Report Helps You
Choose the Right Journal Confidently
Journal Finder uses AI concept-matching technology to ensure your paper aligns with the journal scope, helping you avoid journal rejection and publish faster.
Make Evidence-Based Decisions
The Report not only recommends the right journal but also shows you similar papers from each journal to better understand journal scope match.
Avoid Predatory Journals
Enago's AI algorithms assist in identifying journals engaged in unethical practices, safeguarding you from becoming a target of fraudulent publications.
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Get personalized journal recommendations, utilize advanced filters, and compare your manuscript with similar papers. Ensure maximum citations by submitting to the right journal. Plus, this report is completely free!
- Target Journal
- Geography
- Impact Factor Impact factor is a measure of the frequency with which the “average article” in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period.
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- H Index The H index or Hirsch index is the journal’s number of articles (h) that have received at least h citations. It qualifies both journal scientific productivity and scientific impact.
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- Cite Score CiteScore metric is the measure of the number of citations received in a year against the number of articles published by the journal in the previous 3 years.
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Malaria Journal
Publisher: BioMed Central | Journal Website
- Impact Factor: 3.469
- H Index: 109
- Cite score: 5.2
Language : English
Geography: United Kingdom
Parasites & Vectors
Publisher : BMC
- Impact Factor: 4.047
- H Index: NA
- Cite score: NA
Language : English
Geography : GB
PLoS One
Publisher: Public Library of Science | Journal Website
- Impact Factor: 3.752
- H Index: 367
- Cite score: 5.6
Language : English
Geography : United States
Key Features
The Report uses the latest AI technologies that understand the concepts discussed in your paper and compares them with journal publications to recommend the right journal to you.
The Report recommends the right journal for all scientific disciplines, thanks to its vast database of published papers.
It uses a large database of scientific publications gathered from sources such as Crossref and PubMed.
The Journal Finder shows how publications of your topic have performed over time and gives you a sense of the visibility of your paper after publication.
It shows you similar articles from each suggested journal so you can be sure your paper matches the journal’s scope and avoid desk rejection.
The Journal Finder’s smart filters let you refine your search across various data points (subject, open access, impact factor & more) to easily find the right journal quickly. You can set custom filters too!
Suitable for
Researchers
The Journal Finder Report enables you to find the best-suited journal to submit your manuscripts in order to maximize publication chances.
Author Service Agencies
Support your author clients by recommending the best journals for their manuscripts.
Publishers
To help authors choose the best journal from among the many journals in your repository.
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Frequently asked questions
Enago Reports Journal Finder uses advanced AI concept-matching technologies to help you locate journals across different disciplines and publications to find the most appropriate journal for your manuscript
No. Enago Reports database is not limited to open source journals. The database contains papers drawn from sources such as Crossref and PubMed. In case you would like to look for open source journals only, you can filter the results.
Yes, you can do that. Journal Finder will check your paper to determine whether it is suitable for publishing in your journal of choice and will also suggest suitable alternatives.
- For every abstract, top 5 recommended journal are displayed. You can apply filters get more relevant journals.
- For each recommended journal articles similar to your concepts are also available
Predatory publishing is a fraudulent practice that researchers need to be aware of. Predatory journals “are fake scholarly publications that lack the usual features of editorial oversight and transparent policies and operating procedures that are expected from legitimate peer-reviewed publications.” (COPE Council. COPE Discussion Document: Predatory Publishing. November 2019. https://doi.org/10.24318/cope.2019.3.6)