journal-recommender

To find suitable academic journals for manuscript submission, you can use a journal recommender that analyzes your manuscript abstract to identify primary and secondary disciplines, matching them with current journal metadata.

Abstract analysis for journal matching works by extracting the main discipline and optional secondary disciplines from your manuscript abstract to align the research scope with relevant journal Aims and Scope.

Yes, you can filter journal recommendations by providing specific constraints such as CAS/JCR tier, review speed, and APC budget to receive a customized list of challenge, target, and safety journals.

The journal metadata used to evaluate publication risk and review speed includes current journal Aims & Scope, CAS/JCR ranking, review speed metrics, OA/APC costs, and publication risk indicators.

Challenge, target, and safety journals represent a tiered recommendation list based on your preferences, offering options that range from ambitious submissions to secure publication targets within your discipline.

To get journal recommendations for graduate student research papers, provide your manuscript abstract and any specific constraints to receive a curated list of target journals tailored to academic research outputs.