What is the acceptance rate for Frontiers journals?

The acceptance rate of Frontiers in Psychology varies depending on the type of article and the quality of the submission. According to the journal's website, the overall acceptance rate for all types of articles is around 35%. However, the acceptance rate for research articles is lower, around 20-25%.

What is the rejection rate for Frontiers journal?

Rejection rates in Frontiers journals are around ~27% for submissions outside of research topics, most manuscripts are published within 3 months of submission, and yet, Frontiers citations rates are amongst the very highest when compared to journals in the same categories.

Is Frontiers a prestigious journal?

Frontiers is the 3rd most-cited and 6th largest research publisher. We publish groundbreaking discoveries by the world's top experts. Scientists empower society and our mission is to accelerate scientific discovery by making science open.

How long does it take from acceptance to publication Frontiers?

It takes roughly 1-2 weeks from the acceptance of your article for your Author's Proof to be created by our typesetting team. Once you have approved the Author's Proof, it takes a further 1-2 weeks for us to implement any corrections, finalize the production process, and publish your article.

What is the acceptance rate for Frontiers in AI?

Formal Ontology in Information Systems

In total, 62 articles from 19 different countries were submitted, out of which 25 were accepted for inclusion in the conference and for publication; corresponding to an acceptance rate of 40 percent.

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Is Frontiers pay to publish?

Open access provides free and immediate online access to academic research for anyone in the world to read, distribute, and re-use. We receive payment in the form of article publishing charges (APCs) on articles that pass peer review and are accepted for publication by our external and independent editorial boards.

How many reviewers usually see a paper Frontiers?

Most article types require at least two reviewers to complete a review. These reviewers can either be invited from the board of review editors or appropriately recruited among experts in the field. It is the prerogative of a handling editor to manage the reviewer recommendations of a manuscript.

What makes Frontiers different from other publishers?

Researcher-centric

Frontiers was founded by scientists and our focus has always been to empower researchers in the publishing process. Our journals are driven and peer-reviewed by active researchers, who are experts in their fields and have been appointed to the editorial boards according to strict selection criteria.

How do you get published in Frontiers?

Is Frontiers predatory or not?

All Frontiers journals are published under a Creative Commons Attribution License. In 2015, Frontiers Media was classified as a possible predatory publisher by Jeffrey Beall. Based on a series of information published here, we decided to include the Frontiers Media journals on the predatory publications list.

Is Frontiers better than MDPI?

Frontiers, same but different

There are some differences though. For example, Frontiers publishes papers fast, but slower than MDPI, it has a higher reliance on the Chinese market than MDPI, it charges higher APCs than MDPI, and its journals are slightly better ranked than those of MDPI.

What is a low acceptance rate journal?

In general, top-tier academic journals in highly competitive fields may have acceptance rates as low as 5% or less, while lower-tier journals in less competitive fields may have acceptance rates of 50% or higher.

Why publish with Frontiers?

All articles submitted to Frontiers are subjected to review without selection bias. Our peer review system is designed to be unbiased, efficient and transparent. Real-time interaction between the author and the review editors speeds up the review process enabling research findings to be published timely.

Is it bad to publish in a low Impact Factor journal?

It isn't bad to publish in low-tier journals (as long as they are not predatory journals ), but it is risky. In a low-tier journal, you are less likely to get high-quality reviewer suggestions for improving the manuscript, and also, your work is less likely to be found and read by the people who should read it.

What are the three types of Frontiers?

Introduction. A frontier lies at the border of where civilization ends and where an unsettled area begins. There are three kinds of frontiers: land, ocean, and outer space.

Is Frontiers indexed in PubMed?

Frontiers articles are indexed in a number of major international digital archives and repositories, such as PubMed Central, DOAJ, Google Scholar, Chemical Abstracts Service.

Is Frontiers owned by nature?

In February 2013, the Nature Publishing Group (NPG) (now Nature Research) acquired a controlling interest in Frontiers Media, however collaboration between the Nature Publishing Group and Frontiers Media ended in 2015, when Frontiers removed 31 editors of Frontiers in Medicine and Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine ...

Does under review mean accepted?

The "Under Review" status means that your application is being actively considered by the recruiting team and is in the process of being evaluated.

Who owns Frontiers publishing?

Frontiers Media SA is a publisher of peer-reviewed, open access, scientific journals currently active in science, technology, and medicine. It was founded in 2007 by Kamila and Henry Markram.

Is PNAS hard to publish?

Publishing in PNAS is not an easy job even if you think your work is good enough. In general Science publishes strikingly novel work while Nature usually publishes extensive work. PNAS papers are not that remarkably novel but some of them present interesting and new ways of analysis.

Which Ivy has the highest acceptance rate?

Recent data shows Cornell University is the Ivy League school with the highest acceptance rate.

Is PNAS a top tier journal?

Nature, Science, and PNAS are the three most prestigious general-science journals, and Nature and Science are among the most influential journals overall, based on the journal Impact Factor (IF).