Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Call for Papers (GSTF Journal of Astronomical and Astrophysical Research - JAAR)

 

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Dear Author,

Global Science and Technology Forum (GSTF) is dedicated to promoting research and development and offers an inter-disciplinary intellectual platform for top notch scientists, researchers, academics and industry professionals in Asia Pacific to actively consult, network and collaborate with their counterparts across the globe, is pleased to invite you to submit your research papers for review and publication in the GSTF Journal on Astronomical and Astrophysical Research (JAAR).

If your paper has been published in any other platform, a new version of your paper for JAAR must reflect at least 20% difference in content from the one published in the Conference Proceedings or any other journal.

The JAAR editor–in-chief, Dr. James Green, Professor, Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences, University of Colorada at Boulder, USA, will head a distinguished team of associate editors to referee your paper for publication. (Click here for full editorial board)

JAAR is indexed by EBSCOCrossRefProquest. It will also be submitted to Ulrichsweb, Scopus, ScienceDirect and Cabell's Directories amongst others where applicable.

A print version of the JAAR issue that carries your published paper will be mailed to your mailing address. The JAAR will also be available in the GSTF Digital Library, a repository of proceedings and journals managed by the Global Science and Technology Forum.

The submission deadline for the JAAR Vol.1 No.1 is on 21 October 2013.

For more details, please see attached brochure or visit the journal webpage – http://www.globalstf.org/journal-jaar.php

We look forward to hearing from you soon about publishing in the JAAR (Vol. 1 No.1). Please do not hesitate to contact us at  jaar@globalstf.org for further queries.

Sincerely,

Imelda H. Calda
Programme Manager
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2 comments:

Jeffrey Beall said...

So, only 20% of the paper has to be original? The rest can be copied from one's earlier works? Sounds great!

Jeffrey Beall said...

So, only 20% of the paper has to be original? The rest can be copied from one's earlier works? Sounds great!