Cosmology Conferences: Find the Perfect Fit for Your Paper

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The discussion centers on finding appropriate venues for publishing cosmology-related research. Participants emphasize that conference proceedings are typically reserved for those who attend and contribute to the conference, while journal submissions are more common for disseminating research findings. Key journals mentioned for cosmology papers include the Astrophysical Journal, Astronomy & Astrophysics, and high-impact journals like Nature and Science for significant results. It is advised that researchers should regularly read relevant journals to ensure their work is unique and aligns with existing literature. Additionally, examining where prior works have been published can guide researchers in selecting suitable journals for their submissions.
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Hi all,

I am new here. Can you please give me a list of good conferences for publishing cosmology related papers?
 
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Typically you'd only submit to a conference proceeding if you attended and contributed to the conference. Why don't you send it to a journal instead? Which one would depend on the actual topic.
 
Ok. Can you please give a good list of Cosmology journals?
 
There are probably actual cosmology journals, but most of the people doing cosmology I've worked with send things either to the Astrophysical Journal (if they're in the US) or Astronomy & Astrophysics (Europe) or Nature/Science (if it's an important result).
 
The usual rule is to send the paper to a journal you are reading regularly. If you're not reading any (and it sounds like you are not), how do you know that your work is unique, interesting, relevant and not in conflict with measurements?
 
To add on to Vanadium 50's reply, if you do research, presumably you have read related/prior works by other people, and many of these would have been published, so you can look at which journals they are published in. Those would be the journals you might want to try to submit to.
 
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