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Like any free articles online?
Ryan_m_b said:Be wary though, this database doesn't list the impact factors (i.e. credibility) of these journals. You should check them against something like the Thompson Reuters database first.
http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/mjl/
Yes, that is why I indicated that they are different things. However impact factors are an important thing to consider when looking at the credibility of a journal.atyy said:Impact factors are not credibility ratings.
Ryan_m_b said:Yes, that is why I indicated that they are different things. However impact factors are an important thing to consider when looking at the credibility of a journal.
Ryan_m_b said:I'm not saying it is a perfect system, there are many effects that manipulate the numbers but considering the OP is starting from a laymans perspective I think it is an ok thing to look at to get a rough (but not absolute) idea.
Some reputable neuroscience journals that are available for free access include Frontiers in Neuroscience, PLOS Neuroscience, and eNeuro.
There are several ways to access neuroscience journals for free. Many journals offer open access options, where articles are available for free. Additionally, some institutions and universities may provide access to these journals through their library subscriptions.
Some journals may require users to create an account or register for free in order to access articles for free. Additionally, some journals may have a delay in access for non-subscribers before articles become available for free.
While some journals may allow users to download and save articles for personal use, others may have restrictions on downloading and sharing content. Make sure to check the journal's policies before downloading any articles.
Some free neuroscience journals may have limited access to certain articles or may only provide access to older publications. Additionally, not all journals may be available for free, so it's important to research and explore different options.