Journal Finder Tools
Similar to a database search for references, journal finder tool databases require the searcher/author to provide your potential article’s keywords or abstract, and the Journal finder tool will identify a list of potential journal titles.
As seen below, some journal finder tools have been created by publishers, while others are created by other organisations.
Some of these journal tools also provide a range of journal metrics allowing potential authors to identify highly ranked journals to submit their articles to. When a journal finder does not include journal metrics, use Scopus or Journal Citation Reports databases to identify highly ranking journals.
List of Journal Finder Tools:
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Edanz Journal SelectorEdanz is an editing service, however, it does provide a Journal Selection tool which searches over 28,554 journals and 12,010,643 abstracts to find the journal that’s right for you!
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Elsevier Journal FinderElsevier® Journal Finder helps you find Elsevier journals that could be best suited for publishing your scientific article.
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EndNote’s Manuscript MatcherThis database uses the references of EndNote Web users to find journals which have published on similar topics.
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IEEE Publication RecommenderFind the best match for your scholarly article in an IEEE publication:
• Search 170+ periodicals and 1500+ conferences
• Compare critical points such as Impact Factor and Submission-To-Publication Time -
JANE: Journal/Author Name Estimator (PubMed)JANE relies on the data in PubMed, which can contain papers from predatory journals, and therefore these journals can appear in JANE’s results. To help identify high-quality journals, JANE now tags journals that are currently indexed in MEDLINE, and open access journals approved by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).
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JournalGuideJournalGuide is a free tool that helps researchers to evaluate scholarly journals. In addition to searching by journal name, category or publisher, authors can use the title and abstract of a paper to discover journals that have already published articles on similar topics. By matching journals to a paper’s content, researchers can see which journals would be most likely to have interest in their story.
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SJFinder: Journal FinderDiscover journals within your field of study.
Browse over 30,000 accredited journals with powerful search features based on subject -
Springer Journal SuggesterSelect the journal that suits your research best from over 2,600 Springer publications.
The Springer Journal Suggester uses semantic technology to help you quickly choose the Springer journal that is right for your paper. -
Wiley Journal FinderThe purpose of the Journal Finder application is to help an author to find journals best matched article’s subject in the Wiley suite of publications.
Journal Finder shows categories assigned to a journal according to Wiley subject taxonomy and opens a way to develop categorization tool for it.
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