Athenaeum Scientific Publishers Opiniones 179

ISI Indexing Journals, Not listed in Beallist. Hoping that soon they will be enlisted in pubmed by the development of reviewing & QC of papers.
Hope for their best effort.

The experience in Publishing with Athenaeum Scientific has been superlative. The team is professional, warm and sensitive. Entire process is above and beyond. Look forward to many more successful joint ventures. Best Wishes

Efficient and clear communication from the journal team with a transparent peer review process.

The timely response and action by the editorial staff and reviewers were very much appreciated. We will definitely consider submitting additional manuscripts to the journal.

Working with Athenaeum Scientific Publishers has been enjoyable. The support staff was very helpful throughout the entire review process. They addressed all questions in a professional manner and were courteous throughout the review.

My experience was made great as the journal invited me to be a part of their editorial board ,and the more important thing was to got an invite from this journal to write an editorial note on a minimum publication fee. Thanku so much to this journal for giving me such a great opportunity! Best wishes ahead

It has been a great experience here. Was told about the journal from my mentor Prof chiabi . The speed of the reply the comments of the peer reviewers was really encouraging to improve. But i will suggest that they should highlight precisely where is/are the problem in the manuscript. Thanks

Among a dozen submission-invitations, on July 20 2022 Ms. Christina Williams from the "Journal of Neuro and Oncology Research" sent an email-invitation to submit an article I wrote about a Bipolar Disorder treatment. She offered an OA-publishing fee of $99.
I replied that the Bipolar article was published in January but I completed another article two days ago about treating Parkinson's with Ritalin. She invited me to submit it and extended the $99 offer.
I was intrigued when I found JNOR was a new venture from India that started in September 2021 and had published only three articles. The Editorial Board is a culturally diverse with Neuro-oriented Doctors, Professors, Research Directors, and Therapeutic Clinicians from India, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, Kosovo, Italy, the UK, and the US. The two Editors-In-Chief are from San Antonio and West Virginia USA.
Ms. Williams responded quickly to my request for a link to a guide for the journal's References format.
She was patient while I pondered which journal to submit to.
On July 24th I told Ms. Williams that decided to submit the paper to JNOR and I finished redoing the References section in the JNOR-required format. I said a potential for new data came up so I was delaying submission until it arrived around August 16th. She was patient with the delay.
Editor-In-Chief, Dr. Lucke-Wold, sent an encouraging email on August 5th saying he read my papers and approved publication of my new article.
The new data arrived on August 23rd and I submitted the article to JNOR on August 25th. Ms. Williams said Peer-Review would take 3-4 weeks. (I didn't mention Dr. Lucke-Wold's email. I didn't mind waiting for Peer Review.)
On September 19th Ms. Williams informed me that Peer Review approved publication. She sent a galley proof for my approval. The galley proof's citation of my authorship was completely wrong. It said I am the author of an article about multi-universe soul-traveling via astral projection. I quickly pointed out the error. Two hours later she sent a sincere apology and a new galley proof with an accurate citation. I approved the new galley proof and approved publication.
Publication in JNOR is scheduled for September 24th.
The article, JNOR, and myself walked together through an email-invitation, waiting for my decisions, the Editor-In-Chief's encouragement, a delay for new-data, reformatting of the References, article submission, Peer Review, JNOR publication-approval, author and publisher interactive editing of the galley proof, and my authorship's final approval to publish.
The "Journal of Neuro and Oncology Research" is still a new venture. From September 2021 through April 2022 they published three articles. In August 2022 they published one article and an editorial. As of today (September 22, 2022) JNOR has published five items during their one year of operation.
JNOR started one year ago in September 2021. I've been in my profession since 1975 including 21 years of independent research in Neurobiochemistry and Psychopharmacology since becoming a PhD in 2001
As a successful kid from the Old School I'm delighted to be published in this new and growing journal of science, JNOR. A word of advice to the Editors: Don't publish items like "Universe and Multiverse Transportation Possibilities Using Consciousness and Thought Travelling."
Items on that kind of topic severely damage the credibility of your journal, the articles you publish, and the authors who wrote them. If you stick to publishing science, everyone wins.
I wish you the best. Thank you for publishing my article on treating Parkinson's with Ritalin. The article can benefit over 10 million haplessly ill and disabled people worldwide.

I had have a very pleasant experience to publish my article in your excellent journal, the steps are clearly and very rapid, so I recommend to send any type of articles in order to be evaluated for all the team.

The whole process is comfortable, expedient and genuine reviews.
Thank you

This is our second publishing experience for JOSR, quality magazine, which ensures a lot of visibility.
The editors are extremely competent on the subject and the Editor-In-Chief, Dr James Stoxen, is a great personality, president of the Team Doctors®, Treatment and Training Center Chicago.
Quick reviews and publications.
We look forward to continuing cooperation with you.

I received the invitation to send my manuscript to the JOSR to be evaluated for publication.
I found peer review finished in about four weeks that is good.
Thus I am very satisfied about my experience.
Dr. Alessandro Mariani, Motor Scientist, Chiavari, Genoa, Italy.

I generally had a very good experience with our paper in terms of communication, duration of review, processing and publication.

Working with Athenaeum Publishers has been a good experience. Correspondence with the editor was prompt and efficient.

The entire process of getting published in the Journal of Clinical Immunology and Microbiology went smoothly, from our manuscript submission to the actual publication. We are looking forward to doing more work together.

This is my first time of publishing in this journal. My experience is far exceeding my expectation. The process is smooth. I will definitely submit again.

very good experience
very quick to answer , and good reaction for modification
always avaible for question

It was a good experience thank you so much