Who is peter dockrill?

Who is peter dockrill?

Peter Dockrill. Peter Dockrill is the Deputy Editor of ScienceAlert. An award-winning science and technology journalist, he brings his flair and expertise to a broad range of topics including health, environment, technology, and nature. He joined ScienceAlert in 2015.

Who owns ScienceAlert?

Chris Cassella
ScienceAlert is owned by ScienceAlert Pty Ltd., a privately held company owned by Chris Cassella.

Is ScienceAlert a predatory Journal?

The Journal of Biological Sciences is a peer-reviewed open-access scientific journal covering research relating to general biology, biochemistry, genetics, and biotechnology. The publisher Science Alert has been designated as predatory by Jeffrey Beall.

Is Scialert net legit?

Science Alert is a leading web based portal providing free access to a large database of peer reviewed scientific research. Currently Science Alert hosts more than 40,000 fully open access articles from 119 peer reviewed scientific journals.

Is iMedPub predatory?

OMICS Publishing Group is a predatory publisher of open access academic journals. It started publishing its first journal in 2008. By 2015, it claimed over 700 journals, although about half of them were defunct. Its subsidiaries include iMedPub LTD, Conference Series LLC LTD, SciTechnol, and Pulsus Group.

What is science alert website?

Is SciTechnol predatory?

How can you tell if journals are fake?

6 Ways to Spot a Predatory Journal

1. Always check the website thoroughly.
2. Check if the journal is a member of DOAJ, COPE, OASPA or STM.
3. Check the journal’s contact information.
4. Research the editorial board.
5. Take a look at their peer review process and publication timelines.
6. Read through past issues of the journal.

Is BioMed Central a predatory Journal?

BioMed Central and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) are two such publishers that have embraced the open access model. Predatory publishers seek little more than financial gain; taking advantage of the open access business model by exploiting researchers looking for ways to improve their CV’s.