Science with a Twist - Scientific Review

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In summary, a group of physics postgrads have launched a satirical science journal called Scientific Review and are seeking comments and feedback to improve it. They also welcome submissions of "original research" and have a simple registration process in place to prevent spam.
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Hi everyone,

Some physics postgrads (including myself) have launched a satirical science journal called Scientific Review at : http://www.scirev.com

I was hoping, being very new, that you could post some of your comments and feedback here. Just so that we improve it. Any help will be greatly appreciated and..hey..if you want to submit some original "research" we'll be very glad.

We do need material at this stage as you'll probably find out.

Many thanks to all.
 
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Terrific! How do we submit?
 
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Thanks selfAdjoint (big fan of your work, by the way :wink: )

There is a very simple process (username/email) such as the one in this forum by which to register with Scientific Review - just so that we don't get spammers sending us Viagra stuff.

Once you register (top left or click on submit paper and follow instructions) you can submit a paper or science news for the main page.

Eagerly awaiting your research...
 

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