The journal matching feature suggests the top candidates for your manuscript. Just choose the publications you want, and start the process for submitting your work to the most credible, high-quality journals that match your topic and references.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center resource that ranks journals based on an algorithm weighted by quality factors and the number of articles the journal has published on your research topic.
Searches Springer and BMC journals to find the most suitable journal for your manuscript and allows you to compare relevant journals to find the best place for publication.
DOAJ is a community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals. Look for journals with the green tick mark or the orange DOAJ seal of approval for indications that the journal has been vetted.
This database is useful for determining whether or not a journal is peer-reviewed/refereed. Simply enter the name of the journal and look for the Referee Jersey icon. If you see it, it is registered with the directory as peer reviewed. (Keep in mind that Ulrich's is a directory and does not necessarily evaluate the validity of the journal.)
