Do you think journals on all experiments be published? Why? What if it gets in the wrong hands?
96556
you are right to some extent but it is important to publish as all the science work is dedicated to humanity....to serve it....it is man who is responsible how to handle it...like revolver can be used to prtect yourself and some use to kill other....i guess u agree!
783814
The best place to find these types of journals is within the stacks of a university library. There are some online, but they all require fees. Take some change so you can make photocopies, and go visit your local university's library. You might be able to find some in your community library, but colleges are more likely to have "scholarly journals"
1045981
I think we will eventually be doing that. There's a huge amount of work required in order to do that. Plus, the terms of generating revenue need to be established. \n\nBut, the way I see it, we soon will have all books and all articles ever published online for everyone to access.
642956
I've you've got a hypothesis, test it.  If you find support for that hypothesis, write a paper and submit it to a peer-reviewed journal.
841633
PLEASE don't just send it around to physics departments.  We get enough quacks doing that as it is.  \n\nHere's what you do.  Write up your theory succinctly and with all supporting evidence and math, and submit it to the Physical Review Letters.  Here is their submission page.\n\nhttp://authors.aps.org/ESUB/\n\nThey will review your paper and see if it's worth sending on to their editors.  If they reject it out of hand, you probably have major misconceptions in your ideas that need to be fixed.  If they send it on to the editors, you may have a shot - they will send it to someone in the field, an annoymous reviewer, to get their opinions, at which point they will either accept it for publication, reject it, or ask you to fix it in some way before it is accepted.\n\nOr, you could submit an abstract to an upcoming APS (American Physical Society) meeting.  They usually have at least one forum at the meeting for 'different' ideas - you might have more luck there than submitting to a journal.
466083
experiment is replicated. data anaylsis has more got to do with experiments than treatments.
1085771
All studies are done with an agenda, to discover or investigate something.  If results are skewed they often don't hold any water in the scientific community or won't make major press.  One study isn't worth anything, but a history of repeated studies that replicate the same findings are what are held as valuable.  There's a lot of factors and you have to approach each on a case by case value.
1121867
If you were't PUBLISHING it...then I think you would be ok with that.....but when you publish something, you have to have the writer's ok before you can use it as your own work\n\nIf I remember correctly.
348967
Depending on the journal there may be strict guidelines for submission.  Check out the journal of interest and determine their requirements.  Also, if it costs you, the author, money to publish a paper then I would avoid that journal.  It is free to publish in any respectable journal.
909693
I'm sure it varies. Some will no doubt never be published, if only because of the sheer volume of submissions. Others will be put up right away, particularly if they're needed for one of their holiday theme weeks. Still others don't get on the site but do get included in their books.
323785
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812818
Its beautiful, its elegant and it  holds promise. Its true that its some what stagnant in last few years but that doesn't mean we should start disbelieving it. If you cannot test something  experimentally that does not mean that it is incorrect.  You can refute something straight away only when you have proved it to be wrong.  While  thinking about a theory of everything, we must always keep a open mind. We should also for similar reasons give heed to other attempts towards a theory of everything.
50409
Research is funded mostly by private funding.  If it weren't competetive, the scientists wouldn't be pressured to produce.  The publish or perish serves as an important incentive to produce.  Unfortunately for the Korean scientist, it bit him where it counts.  His team tried to lie about their findings, probably to retain their funding.  Deadlines cause drastic actions sometimes.  Unfortunate, but necessary.
526040
If all else fails, you will have to do it the hard way:  use the appropriate journal indices and/or the Periodical Index in a university library.  Guess that shows my age, huh?
1121479
Magazines usually contain general information that is available for anyone to read. Pretty much any magazine available in a newsagents, book store, supermarket.\n\nJournals contain far more scholarly information, are far more expensive, and aimed for specific people.  Journals aren't usually available in stores for the general public.
430131
In the domain of science answer to all questions are not there. Science does experiments and find out results. In the subject question experiment is not possible.
862225
Not in the least! It's pseudoscience which has failed every test put to it. The fact that so many people believe in it doesn't mean it's true; what it does indicate is the miserable failure of science education around the world.