Library: Scholarly Resources &amp; Services: Find a Publisher/Publicizing your Research

Find a Publisher

If you have written an article but are not sure where to publish it, try these tools:

BISON Open Access Journal Finder. Find an open-access journal; enter the title, abstract, and/or references of your paper.
JSTOR Text Analyzer. Upload a document and the tool will find similar content in JSTOR. Look at the journals those papers are published in.
Jane (Journal Author/Name Estimator). Enter the title and/or abstract of the paper in the box, and click on 'Find journals', 'Find authors' or 'Find Articles'. Jane will then compare your document to millions of documents in PubMed to find the best matching journals, authors or articles
Elsevier Journal Finder. It uses a machine learning algorithm to create a matching profile based on your abstract and title. Then it generates a list of up to 40 recommended journals for you to publish your research in. The list is automatically ranked with the best matching journal for your research at the top of the list (but you can sort the list based on other preferences).
IEEE Publication Recommender. Search 200+ periodicals and 2000+ conferences. Compare critical points such as Impact Factor and Submission-To-Publication Time.
ChronosHub Journal Finder. The Journal Finder Beta is a free service to guide authors through the journal selection and submission process. You can browse, search, filter, sort, and compare more than 40,000 journals to find the right journal.

SPIRAL - Faculty and Staff Publications & Presentations
The Faculty and Staff Publications & Presentations collection in SPIRAL is used for collecting and posting faculty and staff publications and presentations. Contact Lea Iadarola to submit your publications and presentations.
SCHOLARS - Faculty and Staff profiles
Scholarly and creative work posted on SPIRAL are also featured in SCHOLARS, Lynn's new faculty and staff research profile tool. Contact Lea with questions about creating a Scholars profile.

ResearchGate
ResearchGate is social media for scholars. You can create an account to share your research, follow scholars in the same discipline, and publicize your research and scholarship from posters to papers.

iPulse
iPulse is the primary Lynn University news publication and publishes timely, diverse, and relevant articles to the Lynn community and beyond. As of August 2021, iPulse collaborated with Apple News to publish relevant content and information on Apple News. Being on Apple News is a significant accomplishment. It offers students and faculty alike exposure and an expanded audience. It is open to the Lynn community and an excellent way to stay connected and engaged. With more than 100,000 readers, faculty publicizing their research on Apple News will expand their audience to new international readership due to the algorithms. If interested, please submit articles to ipulse@lynn.edu.

If you share your research and scholarship on any social media sites, use the hashtag #WeAreLynn. Marketing uses this hashtag to source information and happenings from the Lynn community, and they may pick up your scholarship for a spotlight if they find it using this hashtag.

Google Scholar
Google Scholar is a free product from google that will aggregate all of your published research and scholarship into one incredibly powerful search engine. Setting up a google scholar profile is a means of connecting all of your papers and publications through a link system. Anyone who finds a product published by you on google scholar can click your name to access all articles or other scholarly products written by you.

ORCID
ORCID is a way to create a DOI for scholars. Setting up an ORCID will give you a code that when accessed brings readers to everything you’ve published that connected to your ORCID. Many journals will even link to your ORCID through your name in the author’s list of your paper, making it easy for readers to find other scholarly products created by you.