Suggestion PF Bibiliography of Scientific Journals

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A request was made for a bibliography of reputable scientific journals to aid undergraduates in identifying quality resources. The user is currently aware of only two journals, Physics Today and Nature Physics, and expresses frustration with local journals that waste time. It was noted that Physics Today features articles with references to other credible journals, which could serve as a resource for finding additional quality literature. A reminder was provided to consult the PF Rules for a list of acceptable reference journals. Access to a curated list of scientific journals would greatly benefit students navigating academic research.
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Please create soon, I am in undergrad and knows only only about two, Physics Today and Nature Physics from Zz blog on being physicist. My college library have many but without knowledge about good journals, reading rough/local journals is 100% killing of time.
 
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If you read the PF Rules, under Discussion Guidelines, there is a link to a list of scientific journals that are considered to be acceptable reference journals.

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The feature articles in Physics Today usually have end-references to articles in other (good) journals.
 
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