Originally posted by eljose79
when replying to my post..where to send your ideas? (see the general physics forum)..you told me to go to theories development forum..where is it?..thanks.
There are a variety of options for submitting research ideas, depending on your field of study. You can start by looking for academic journals or conferences within your specific area of research. You can also reach out to colleagues or mentors for potential collaboration opportunities. Additionally, many universities and research institutes have their own internal systems for submitting ideas for consideration.
Yes, most academic journals and conferences have specific guidelines and criteria for submitting research ideas. These may include the topic, methodology, and formatting requirements. It is important to carefully review the submission guidelines before submitting your ideas to ensure they meet the necessary criteria.
Yes, it is possible to submit research ideas to multiple outlets simultaneously. However, it is important to disclose this information to all parties involved to avoid any conflicts of interest. Additionally, some outlets may have specific guidelines regarding simultaneous submissions, so it is important to check their policies before submitting.
It is generally not recommended to submit research ideas that have already been published or presented. However, if the idea has been significantly expanded or revised, you may be able to submit it to a different outlet. It is important to disclose any previous publications or presentations when submitting your ideas.
The review and acceptance process for research ideas can vary greatly depending on the outlet and the volume of submissions. It is best to check with the specific outlet for their estimated timeline. In general, the review process can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.