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Is MDPI a reputable Academic Publisher? - Academia Stack …
Mar 29, 2021 · In summary, everything about the process indicated that MDPI is acting like a reputable journal--making a real effort to do good work and provide a venue. What I hope new journals can do is build a good set of publications and solid review process that is perhaps less subject to some of the biases in big-name established journals.
publications - Will submitting to mediocre journals (MDPI) hurt me …
Dec 7, 2023 · I would go for the MDPI journal in this circumstance, it does at least get peer reviewed so they're not a true predatory journal. Certainly in my field, conferences are not peer reviewed and ultimately disappear from the record. MDPI are worse than a good journal but certainly better than nothing especially at the start of your career.
Reviewing papers for MDPI: general feeling as a reviewer
Jan 5, 2023 · Finally, I had a paper with 3 reviewers that asked for major revisions. After 3 rounds, all reviewers were satisfied and indicated that the paper is suitable for publication. MDPI rejected it and invited me to re-submit it to another MDPI journal. For me, MDPI is gambling.
Should I change advisors because mine doesn't object to …
Sep 12, 2024 · The question here seems to be "should I change advisors because they don't have problems with MDPI". Lets start by pointing our that MDPI is not your typical "predactory publisher", in fact, as others (and answers in the linked question also say) have stated, there are quite a few very respected people that publish there, and in some fields, the MDPI journals are …
Should I referee for MDPI journal Mathematics? [duplicate]
Oct 25, 2023 · MDPI is also not predatory in the sense that they'll take your review and hide it. You can expect your review to be shown to the authors and a response solicited. Exception applies if your review is unacceptable, e.g. if it contains personal attacks. MDPI is arguably predatory under an array of other definitions, however.
My boss insists on submitting to MDPI - Academia Stack Exchange
Jun 7, 2023 · @Dirk I think the more plausible assumption is the MDPI is cheap OA, fast, and reasonably easy to publish in. Frankly, given the horror gatekeeper reviewer stories I increasingly hear from so-called reputable journals, I can see why people lose patience with wasting their time trying to pass by a reviewer that wants "yet another wafer-thin change" or that thinks "the …
Is there any general consensus that either Elsevier or Springer is ...
Jan 7, 2015 · People from various internet communities urged me to publish in a low IF journal published by highly reputed publisher (IEEE) instead of publishing high IF journal published by less reputed publisher (MDPI). The MDPI journal is not only has higher IF but also has 4.3 Normalized EigenFactor and has citation relationship with journals like Nano ...
publications - When picking a journal for my research should I …
I am confused: should I select a journal with higher IF (2.3) published by a non-reputable publisher (MDPI) or should I publish in a journal with low IF (1.2) published by a reputable publisher (IEEE)? By reputation I mean the reputable publisher (IEEE) is specialized in my area of research and non reputable (MDPI) is an Open Access publisher.
publications - Does it have a bad effect on my career if I publish in ...
In fact, they act pretty much like a predatory journal. I checked several published or accepted articles in that particular journal: "Frontiers in Materials" and indeed it seems there is no connection between peer-reviewers background and the reviewed articles. Also, the interesting thing, which I'm not sure how to interpret, is that usually ...
How can I tell whether a mathematics journal seems reputable?
But, if the journal gets a "No" answer to many of them, then I would be very hesitant to submit a paper. Does the journal publish with no cost to the author? Reputable mathematics journals almost never charge fees for publication. Some very good journals offer an open-access model as an option, but it is almost never the default at the moment.