Peer-reviewed journals, publishing

An interesting, broad-spectrum journal founded in 1997 by Roy is Materials Research Innovations., one of its objectives is to bypass normal methods of editorial scrutiny submitting authors who have published a sufficient number of papers in other, peer-reviewed, journals are assumed, in effect, to have reviewed themselves. 

In addition to the peer review journals which publish developments and applications of LC-MS, the following, which is available on free subscription, contains general articles and is highly recommended ... 

He is a recognized expert in solid state and materials chemistry and environmental chemistry. He has active programs in solid state f-element chemistry and nanomaterials science. His current research interests include heavy metal detection and remediation in aqueous environments, ferroelectric nanomaterials, actinide and rare-earth metal sohd slate chemistry, and nuclear non-proliferation. He currently maintains a collaboration in nuclear materials with Los Alamos National Laboratory and a collaboration in peaceful materials science development with the Russian Federal Nuclear Center - VNIIEF, Sarov, Russia, U.S. State Department projects. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and reviews, while presenting over 130 international and national invited lectures on his area of chemistry. Dr. Dorhout currently serves as Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Assistant Vice President for research. He has also served as the Interim Executive Director for the Office of International Programs and as Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education for the College of Natural Sciences at Colorado State University. 

Insufficient testing is one of the major causes of method failure. The amount of data needed to publish a new procedure in a peer-reviewed journal and the procedural detail supplied therein are often insufficient to allow a different user to validate a method rapidly. The developer should evaluate if the method will work using chemicals, reagents, solid-phase extraction columns, analytical columns, and equipment from various vendors. Separate lots of specific supplies within a vendor should be evaluated to determine if lot-to-lot variation significantly impacts method performance. Sufficient numbers of samples should be assayed to estimate the lifetime of the analytical column and to determine the effects of long-term use on the equipment. 

The American Chemical Society maintains the chemistry.org website at http // chemistry.org/portal/Chemistry. One can access Chemical Abstracts (CAS) from this site. The site lists meetings and publications and includes a careers and jobs site and an online store. American Chemical Society (ACS) publications at http // pubs.acs.org provides its members information products and services. Currently, over 30 magazines and peer-reviewed journals are published or co-published by the Publications Division. 

Over the last decade, the growth in SPMD research and applications has been remarkable. Reports on this work have been in the form of graduate degree (masters and Ph.D.) theses, abstracts from presentations, laboratory reports, journal articles and book chapters. Herein, we provide the reader with a list of SPMD related peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters. However, we do not claim that this list is complete and apologize in advance to authors of articles not included. In light of the current rate of the publication of SPMD related articles, additional papers will undoubtedly be available by the time this book is published. 

The choice of the reference reservoir for calculating 5 or e values is quite variable among different laboratories. Table 1 lists all the laboratories that have published Fe isotope data in an abstract or peer-reviewed journal as of September 2003, and include the form in which the data are reported (e.g., 5 Fe or 5 Fe), as well as the reservoir or standard used to define 5 or s values. A common procedure of all labs currently conducting Fe isotope studies is to measure at least three Fe isotopes, which is done to provide a check on data quality, primarily evaluation of potential isobaric interferences. The choice of reference reservoir used in this chapter follows the approach of other stable isotope systems such as oxygen, which defines... 

Branson (1955) was unable to document that Carver ever published in any scientific peer review journal. However, he did point out that there were African American contemparies of Carver who were making significant and documented contributions to science. A few Alrican Americans (e.g. Ernest E. Just and Charles H. Turner) did conduct research at major laboratories, such as the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. However, they often were confronted by the prevailing racial attitudes of the time. Specifically, Just and his family were subjected to racist incidents in both the scientific and non-scientific communities (Manning, 1983). 

Nevertheless, these and other data limitations severely restrict our understanding of the experiences of African Americans in the chemistry community. For example, much of the most insightful and interesting data requested from NORC could not be provided or, if provided was of little or no used because of suppressed counts to protect confidentiality. The survey that was provided was for presentations and articles over the past three years. These results show that the median numbers of papers presented by white respondents was two compared to one for black respondents at professional meetings. Each group published a median of one article. An interview questioned the fairness of the so-called peer review journal process. The Cohort 111 interviewee asserts that Science is political. 1 saw a lot of it at.because some of my colleagues were journal editors. 1 saw firsthand why certain articles got published and certain ones didn t. Some got published with scant reviews, while others were scmtinized reviews. ... 

The turn of the twentieth century ushered in a period in which a well-educated cohort of African American scientists began conducting research and publishing in peer reviewed journals. Most of the doctoral chemists careers were confined to historically black colleges and universities. However, conditions both in and out of the scientific community were slowly changing. Between World War I and just prior... 

Nicotine Vaccine Data for Nabl-NIcVAX Published In Peer Review Journal, Press Release, (1999, Dec, 17), NabI Blopharmaceuticals Boca Raton, FL, Retrieved April 7, 2004 from http //www.nabi.com/reieases/ 121799.htmi... 

The discovery of semiconductor integrated circuits by Bardeen, Brattain, Shockley, Kilby, and Noyce was a revolution in the micro and nano worlds. The concept of miniaturization and integration has been exploited in many areas with remarkable achievements in computers and information technology. The utility of microchips was also realized by analytical scientists and has been used in chromatography and capillary electrophoresis. In 1990, Manz et al. [1] used microfluidic devices in separation science. Later on, other scientists also worked with these units for separation and identification of various compounds. A proliferation of papers has been reported since 1990 and today a good number of publications are available in the literature on NLC and NCE. We have searched the literature through analytical and chemical abstracts, Medline, Science Finder, and peer reviewed journals and found a few thousand papers on chips but we selected only those papers related to NLC and NCE techniques. Attempts have been made to record the development of microfluidic devices in separation science. The number of papers published in the last decade (1998-2007) is shown in Fig. 10.1, which clearly indicates rapid development in microfluidic devices as analytical tools. About 30 papers were published in 1998 that number has risen to 400 in... 

Dr. Brijesh Kumar Srivastava has filed several patent applications and published several papers in peer reviewed journals. He has participated in several international conferences and attended several workshops in the area of drug development. 

Ask if the work was published in a peer-reviewed journal. Peer review is the standard process for scientific publications. Peer-reviewed manuscripts have been read by several scholars in the same field (called peers), and these peers have indicated that the experiments and conclusions meets the standards of their discipline and are suitable for publication. In the absence of peer-review the significance and quality of the data cannot be assessed. With no peer-reviewed, published record of the boy s subjective experiment, it is doubtful that normal standard scientific methods were applied. 

It is clearly desirable that public domain data such as that published in peer-reviewed journals should be accompanied by a defined set of information about the experiment and that all this information and the results obtained be deposited where it is available to all users. A MIAPE-compliant repository will contain sufficient information to allow users to, in principle, recreate any of the experiments stored within it and where possible, the information will be organized in a manner reflecting the structure of the experimental procedures that generated it. 

High doses of vitamin C are popularly recommended for the prevention and treatment of the common cold. Evidence from controlled trials is unconvincing. Chalmers (1975) reviewed 15 reports and considered that only 8 reports met the basic criteria of well-conducted scientific research. Assessment of these 8 reports gave no evidence of any beneficial effects. Similarly, Dykes and Meier (1975), reviewing only those reports that had been published in peer-reviewed journals, concluded that there was no evidence of any significant benefit. 

These data consist of reports and data that are not pnblished in peer-reviewed scientific jonmals bnt are relevant to the development of AEGLs. Most often, the data represent acnte toxicity data from controlled inhalation exposnre studies available from private industry or other organizations in the private sector of all nations that may or may not be published in a peer-reviewed journal. 

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