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The aim is to highlight the impact of predatory journals on researchers and propose solutions to combat the issue.

September 4, 2017NatureOpen Access

Illegitimate journals scam even senior scientists

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The aim is to highlight the impact of predatory journals on researchers and propose solutions to combat the issue.
Identified challenges faced by researchers due to predatory journals.
Discussed ideas and strategies to prevent exploitation by these journals.
Predatory journals have exploited both novice and experienced researchers.
Proposed strategies for increasing awareness and improving publication practices.

Kelly Cobey reveals predatory journal issues affecting researchers, suggesting solutions for improvement.

Kelly Cobey has seen a litany of researchers preyed on by predatory journals — and has ideas on how to stop it.

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Kelly Cobey reveals predatory journal issues affecting researchers, suggesting solutions for improvement.

Kelly Cobey has seen a litany of researchers preyed on by predatory journals — and has ideas on how to stop it.