Submissions and authorship

Authorship Authorship

Authorship

The editorial board of the Korean Journal of Family Medicine has received several queries, especially regarding publication ethics. Among the many areas of research publication ethics, the authorship dispute has been one of the most popular issues. Some authors may request the addition of an extra author or removal of others. Sometimes, they want co-authorship (co-first authorship or co-corresp...

ProteomeXchange submissions via PRIDE

What is ProteomeXchange? ProteomeXchange (PX) provides a standard way for submitting mass spectrometry [2]-based proteomics [3] data to public-domain repositories. Once you have submitted your data to the PX entry point, it will be automatically disseminated to all other repositories in the consortium [1]. ProteomeXchange simplifies the submission and distribution of proteomics data. It has a c...

Direct Submissions from bioRxiv.

This week Journal of Neuroscience has taken the next step to reinforce our commitment to open science by initiating a direct submission process for manuscripts posted on bioRxiv. With this process, preprints can be submitted for peer review at JNeurosci with one click from the bioRxiv site, allowing a more seamless integration between preprint posting and review at the Journal. We believe that ...

Labrosa’s Audio Classification Submissions

We have submitted a system to MIREX 2008’s audio music classification tasks. It employs the spectral features described in [2] in addition to novel stereo-based features. For the n-way audio classification tasks (artist, classical composer, genre, latin genre, and mood identification) it uses a DAGSVM to perform classification. For the tag classification task, it uses a simple binary SVM with P...