With great volume comes great quartile? I am currently investigating how the growth in publication volumes relates to changes in Q-assignment in the field of social sciences.

This is a lot of work and there is much data to analyze so if someone is interested in collaborating hmu!

#scientometrics

Just received an invitation to publish in a journal edited by the one and only Bridget Jones.

Moving on from vodka and emotional crises to managing APCs with limited-time discounts is a big change, but I am happy for her.

No word yet from Mr. Darcy, but I’ll keep checking my inbox.

A sneak peek from a paper I'm writing:

This interesting Q1 journal (SJR > 1.2) publishes 15,000+ papers/year. APC: CHF 2900. Avg submission-to-publication time? 40 days. Yes, that includes peer review, revisions, editing — all in a month. This is crazy.

Guess the publisher and I’ll buy you a beer.

Spent nights dreaming about the best journal title for when I eventually found my own.
One that has everything: gravitas, prestige, an indication of excellence, a cheeky amount of ambiguity, and just enough SEO.

Unfortunately, this morning I discovered that it's already taken...

RIP my legacy.

Excellent news to wake up to

Keep your eyes on the Journal of Informetrics ;)

www.scimagojr.com/journalsearc...

What a week this has been and it's only Wednesday!

Two acceptance letters from two highly prestigious D1 journals, Wiley's Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies and T&F's Porn Studies.

Titles are blurred out for now but I will share with y'all the published manuscripts.

To many more!

Has anyone of you ever seen anything like this? I am doing a scientometric overview of AI and peer review and following my specified string it lead to an egregious N of Erratums. Sorry for the screenshot quality.

I was kind of worried about the second round being slow for this paper I submitted in September. Turns out the reviewers still have a little time to reflect. Anyway, only 522 years to go now.