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Practical Journal Insight Project (PJIP)
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The Practical Journal Insight Project (PJIP) is a free, open-access journal directory designed to improve transparency in academic publishing. The platform covers tens-of-thousands of journals across all subject areas, uses a highly specific subject classification system, and presents a wide array of different metrics in an interactive and highly customisable interface. The project supports research by empowering scholars with insights to make informed decisions about where to submit their work. By presenting a variety of novel datapoints - such as journal-reported review times, acceptance rates, editorial board members, word or page limits, and research integrity indicators (and much more)- researchers are better aware of a journal’s standing before they submit. This prevents wasted submission cycles, protects early-career researchers from predatory venues, and aims to incentivise accountability.
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- Record in FAIRsharing
- Subjects: Data Management, Data Quality, Subject Agnostic
What is known per question
The questions of the decision tree, with what FAIRsharing says about this repository. ✓ supported, ✗ excluded, ? not known. Your own answers are marked.
What kind of data do you want to archive?
- ✓ Spectra
- ✓ Crystal structures
- ✓ Computational chemistry
- ✓ Catalysis
- ✓ Compounds and reactions
- ✓ Bioassays and chemical biology
- ✓ Materials and polymers
- ✓ Images and microscopy
- ✓ Something else
Subjects: Data Management; Data Quality; Subject Agnostic
Domains: Data analysis; Resource metadata
Does the journal or publisher you publish with require or recommend a repository?
- ? Yes
- ? No
- ? I do not know
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Which discipline does your data belong to?
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Which publisher?
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Does your funder have requirements for where data is archived?
- ? Yes
- ? No
- ? I do not know
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Which funder?
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Does your institution offer a data repository?
- ? Yes
- ? No
- ? I do not know
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Which institution?
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Can your data be shared openly?
- ✓ Yes, openly available
- ? Yes, after an embargo
- ✗ Only with restrictions
Data access: open
Data deposition: not applicable
How large is your dataset?
- ? Less than 1 GB
- ? 1 GB to 50 GB
- ? 50 GB to 1 TB
- ? More than 1 TB
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Why can the data not be open?
- ? It contains personal data
- ? Commercial or intellectual property reasons
- ? Safety or security concerns
- ? A data sharing agreement limits it
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Under which license do you want to share the data?
- ✓ CC0 / public domain
- ? CC BY
- ? Another open license
- ? Not decided yet
Licences: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication
Do you need a persistent identifier, such as a DOI, for citing the data?
- ? Yes, a DOI
- ? Any persistent identifier will do
- ? No
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Must the data be stored in a specific region?
- ? In the European Union
- ? In a specific country
- ✓ No preference
Country: Worldwide
Must archiving be free of charge?
- ? Yes, free only
- ? A fee is fine
FAIRsharing has no information on this.
Which country?
Country: Worldwide