Field Work in Hawaii- Journal

Field survey in Hawaii on January 3, 2001. Things began to move. I got up early to prepare for the flight. I arrived at Rochester International Airport one hour ago and confirmed my flight and I checked my baggage. When I came to the check-in counter, the desk staff received a phone call to let me know that my plane is still in Syracuse's mechanical problem and I can not fly today. Fortunately, I caught up with another airline very quickly at the airport.

I am listing journals dealing with mycology and related fields (eg plant pathology, medicine). I include journal title, link, publisher and journal scope. Of course, some of these magazines have publication fees and posting fees, so it is best to check the authors' guide. Then there is a magazine with no publication fee, and you can choose to open your thesis with a certain amount of money (mostly in US dollars or euros), otherwise the reader would have to buy it It will not. ) Then there are several completely free and open access journals (Fungal Systems and Evolution (FUSE), IMA Fungus, Mycosphere etc). Please enjoy and enjoy the journal that matches your theme. The audience is very important in science. Finally, do not patronize loot magazines.

Generally, magazines and publishers have a great influence on scholars. For example, scientists can discover that they are affected, investigate specific research areas based on research published in the journal, and investigate research based on topics that tend to be published I will. This may have a negative impact on scientists choosing to study and probably to explore the dead ends already encountered by other scientists. Claudio Aspesi, Senior Investment Analyst at Bernstein Research in London, talked to a series of scientists and activists and concluded that the industry will change dramatically. Unless Elsevier cuts prices, many research libraries are beginning to cancel subscription packages of millions of pounds. In addition, the National Institutes of Health and the German Research Foundation (DFG) and other domestic organizations are committed to providing research through free online journals.

Academic journals are resources released by major leaders of research after review by other leaders in this field. Therefore, due to this important adjustment process, academic journals are sometimes called peer-reviewed journals. As these magazines are suitable for people in the industry and on the job site, the language used is very professional and the articles always contain a number of references. Industry magazines are sometimes called "gloss" because they tend to attach glossy pages and photos to vivid articles designed to reflect the latest trends and events in the industry and disciplines. These articles are often short, do not contain bibliographies, and are written by industry experts.