Transform Your Paper's Impact: Nominate for Global Recognition
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Evaluating scientific papers for Featuring
- Nominate Your Paper: Quick and easy submission.
- Swift Review: Rigorous yet expedited evaluation.
- Feature Success: Prompt showcasing of accepted papers.
WHY?
Maximize Your Research Visibility
Increase the reach of your work to a global scientific audience, ensuring more scientists and researchers engage with and cite your findings.
Enhance Your Academic Reputation
Boost your professional profile as your research gains recognition among peers and institutions worldwide.
Strengthen Your Research Credibility
Build trust and authority in your field as your work is featured alongside notable scientific discoveries.
Broaden Feature Prospects
Elevate your paper’s profile for further recognition on renowned scientific news platforms, enhancing its global impact and audience reach.
The Publication Proces
NOMINATION
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Review of Selection Comittee
Final List
Nomination Fee*
EDITORIAL
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Professional Author Draft
Original Author Approval
Author(s) Bio
PUBLICATION
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Feature Page Design
Sharing with Scientific Community
*The small processing fee (595 USD) covers all aspects of editorial work and writing features, copy editing, reviewing, and circulating your work online. We believe we provide excellent value and valuable service to these researchers. Please let me remind you that we have a no-questions-asked refund policy if you will not be happy with the final piece.
The Science Featured Series operates on a non-profit basis.
Some of the latest featured authors
"Whole-body protein kinetic models to quantify the anabolic response to dietary protein consumption." Clinical Nutrition Open Science
Robert R. Wolfe, Ph.D., Professor
"A counterfactual perspective on compound weather risk." Weather and Climate Extremes
Dr. Gordon Woo, Ph.D.
"Perspective: US Documentation and regulation of human nutrition randomized controlled trials." Adv Nutr 2020
Distinguished Professor Emerita Connie M. Weaver, Ph.D.
"A two-hit adversity model in developing rats reveals sex-specific impacts on prefrontal cortex structure and behavior." Dev Cogn Neurosci.
Associate Professor
Dr. Heather Brenhouse, Ph.D.
"Advances in Circular Bioeconomy Technologies: From Agricultural Wastewater to Value-Added Resources." Environments
Assistant Professor
Shu-Yuan Pan, Ph.D.
We are looking for exciting new and innovative scientific papers in all scientific fields. If you want to nominate your or one of your colleagues’ papers, please fill the form
Take the next step in elevating your research – nominate your paper today!
Frequently Asked Questions
How come your content is free to the public?
Being a bridge between science and our main goal and service that we are proud of. So, we made Science Featured available for free of charge. Instead, we rely on processing fees (US$395 for invited papers, $595 for self nominated papers) from scientists that we work with.
Are there specific criteria for the researchers with whom you collaborate?
We collaborate with scientists at every level of their careers. We believe it is critical to present a balanced picture of the research community.
Science Feature is highly selective; invited articles account for less than 0.1 percent of the monthly published literature. Selection criteria are (i) the expertise of the authors, (ii) how the paper proves the evidence to the reader, (iii) unique argument or insight of the work, (iv) effects to the reader's perspective and make them understand how to apply real situations in their life.
What is the impact factor of Science Featured Series
The Science Featured Series is not a traditional academic journal and does not have an official impact factor, as it serves as an open-access platform for highlighting significant scientific discoveries and advancements. However, the impact of our work is evident in our global reach and engagement. Our articles are widely read by professionals, academics, and enthusiasts across various fields, with over 24,000 monthly website visitors and up to 50,000 views per post on social media platforms like LinkedIn, X, Bluesky and others. This extensive readership and high visibility in search engine rankings reflect the influence and importance of the content we curate and share. For more info about our traffic and reputation please check our About Us page
Is it possible for me to approve final version my article?
Our editorial process includes multiple approval stages to ensure that each researcher we collaborate with is satisfied with our work. That being said, we never publish an article without the researcher's final approval.
Do I have the right to include other researchers in my work?
We recognize and value the importance of collaborative research efforts. You can add any of your co-authors of the scientific paper in the feature.
What is the benefit of your paper being featured?
Having your paper featured on our platform amplifies its visibility among a diverse audience, including researchers, educators, and the general public, which can lead to increased citations and recognition within your field. It also supports open access to scientific knowledge, fostering broader educational impact and facilitating collaboration across disciplines.
Is Science Featured a peer-reviewed journal?
No, we are a beautiful combination between traditional news organizations and peer-reviewed journals. Although the vast majority of the work we publish has been peer-reviewed, we are not a peer-reviewed journal. Additionally, we are not a traditional magazine or newspaper. We are not here to criticize the work of researchers; instead, we want to assist them in making it more accessible to the general public. As a result, the researchers with whom we collaborate have input at every stage of the process and final approval of their article. This is critical because it ensures that the articles you read accurately describe the work.
Is Science Featured a predatory journal?
No, Science Featured is not a predatory journal, and not a traditional scientific journal. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting scientific research and innovation by featuring articles and research summaries. Unlike traditional scientific journals, we do not have a peer-review process and do not publish original research. Instead, our focus is on highlighting and disseminating valuable scientific findings to a broader audience.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between the scientific community and the public, ensuring that important scientific advancements receive the recognition they deserve. Authors are charged a nomination fee to feature their articles, which helps us sustain our operations and continue our work in promoting science.
Do the researchers with whom you collaborate pay you for the service?
In fact, proudly operated under the umbrella of Science Bridges, is a Canadian non-profit corporation, we'd love to provide our services for free, but to do so, we'd have to pass the cost on to our readers or monetize our website and publications. As an organization dedicated to barrier-free research communication, this is something we have vowed never to do. The processing fee (US$395 for invited papers, US$595 for self nominated papers) covers all aspects of editorial work and writing news stories, copy editing, reviewing, and circulating your work online. We believe we provide excellent value and valuable service to these researchers.
Who is behind the operations and strategic direction of Science Featured?
Science Featured, an initiative under Science Bridges, a Canadian non-profit, aims to democratize access to scientific research. It's supported by a worldwide scientific advisory board of distinguished university professors, ensuring high-quality, diverse content. This collaboration between Science Bridges and an international network of scholars guarantees that Science Featured offers authoritative open-access articles across various scientific disciplines, aligned with our mission to freely disseminate scientific knowledge.
For more details, you can visit Science Bridges.
How can I subscribe?
Easy and free! Enter your email address in the sidebar or the section at the end of every page, and we'll keep you informed of featured papers. We promise we will not spam and will not share your email address with a third party.
How much of my time will working with you require?
We are well aware of the time constraints faced by researchers! As a result, we request as little time as possible from you. You will decide how long and when you will spend your time for contributing, and even with less than 30 minutes and a maximum of 2 hours, you can finalize all processes.
