[DIYbio] Re: A repository for your Trials and Errors

cool!  this will really contribute towards science and help frame intelligent experiments. Thank you.


On Wednesday, 11 April 2012 10:13:49 UTC+5:30, Bioflukes wrote:

Hi Everyone,

We are in the process of creating an open access, citable, online scientific repository called as Journal of Errology that seeks to provide a peer reviewed medium for all the unpublished trials and errors associated with successfully published papers. We are also integrating Total - Impact factor to help you increase your online impact with each submission. 

I can not link the web address of the site, since Google keeps deleting my posts, please do a google search for Journal Of Errology. Submission are completely free and you can make sure you get all the credit for the work you have done.

What actually can you share on Journal of Errology?

We want all those hypothesis that did not go as planned, with all its results and your conclusions. If you are not sure about the conclusions, then you can let others suggest you the conclusions. We also require all your iterations and shortfalls. Shortfalls are those experiments that give a positive result, however are not quite up to the mark to be mentioned. We are also open to publishing mini-findings/ mini-papers that do not fit into other conventional journals. Please do feel free to contact us using the contact us page on the website or even this Group post.

Will look forward to answering all of your questions.