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Welcome to the University of Exeter Journal Guide

The Journal Guide helps you as a researcher at University of Exeter to identify open access options when publishing in different journals. Search by journal title, keywords or ISSN to discover journals in your research area. Check if journals are included in publisher agreements (discounts, or no APCs).

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Temas Agrarios

ISSN: 0122-7610eISSN: 2389-9182
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Temas Medievales

ISSN: 0327-5094eISSN: 1850-2628

Temas de Historia Argentina y Americana

ISSN: 1666-8146eISSN: 2618-1924
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Temas em Educação e Saúde

ISSN: 1517-7947eISSN: 2526-3471
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Temas y Debates

ISSN: 1666-0714eISSN: 1853-984X
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Temasa Journal of Philosophy

ISSN: 2148-371XeISSN: 2651-5148
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Teme

ISSN: 0353-7919eISSN: 1820-7804
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Temenos

ISSN: 0497-1817

Temenos - Nordic Journal for the Study of Religion

eISSN: 2342-7256
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Temes de Disseny

ISSN: 2604-9155eISSN: 2604-6032
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Temida

ISSN: 1450-6637eISSN: 2406-0941
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Temilavoro.it : Sinossi Internet di Diritto del Lavoro e della Sicurezza Sociale

ISSN: 1826-9028eISSN: 1826-9028
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Temperature

ISSN: 2332-8940eISSN: 2332-8959

Aims & Scope: Temperature is a unique peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal with an international audience. It welcomes research papers broadly related to interactions between living matter and temperature. The journal’s logo is: “Temperature is life.” While the primary focus is on the biological and medical physiology of body temperature regulation, research in all scientific disciplines and at all levels of organization — from submolecular to biospheric — is of interest to the journal. If your paper deals with both temperature and life, it belongs in Temperature!
 
Vision: Our vision for this journal is explained in the inaugural Editorial: http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ktmp20/1/1 
 
Journal Features
  • Temperature maintains the most authoritative Editorial Board that attracts the best research to the journal and provides expert peer review.
  • Temperature publishes a wide variety of types of articles and is happy to accommodate almost any research paper format.
  • A manuscript rejected by a leading multidisciplinary journal or a leading specific-field journal may be submitted to Temperature with the rejection letter from that journal accompanied by all reviewers’ reports. This may allow Temperature to consider the already peer-reviewed manuscript without sending it for additional review.
  • Temperature has a special article type, called Challenge, designed for publishing paradigm-shifting research. Challenge articles dispute consensus views. They can be both original-research reports and reviews. Such “the-earth-is-round!” articles are typically rejected by anonymous reviewers who defend “the-earth-is-flat!” consensus views. Temperature intends to identify Challenge articles early during the peer-review process and - instead of rejecting them - to publish them and to subject them to additional, rigorous post-publication peer-review. Multiple Letters to Editor from the leading experts in the field will be invited. Temperature's credo is to promote scientific discussion and dispute. Any scientific model can be further improved (changed) by challenging current consensus views. Maybe the earth is round indeed!
  • Temperature has a special content type, Teaching Slide, allowing professors who teach temperature-related sciences to disseminate their creative work and receive full credit for it. Many universities treat funding-generating faculty members as first-class citizens, while faculty members dedicated to performing the main function of any university — teaching — are often treated as second-class citizens. Temperature has a different position. It is open to teachers and let them use the journal pages for teaching. Teaching Slides will always be free to authors and will always be published with immediate open access.
  • Due to the high concentration of temperature-related research in a single journal, your article will be noticed by colleagues and competitors immediately. The best research published by Temperature will be commented upon and discussed on our pages.
  • Temperature's goal is to become the world’s premier journal for thermal biology, thermal medicine, and other temperature-related sciences.
  • Temperature is published both online and in the traditional (paper) print format. 
  • Currently, all Temperature articles receive immediate open access.
  • Currently, all publications in Temperature are free to authors. No submission charges. No page charges. No color charges for figures published online. No color charges for figures published in print. No open-access charges.
  • Temperature offers several Awards for the best research published in this journal. The winning research will be featured in future issues. Four awards are currently available for articles published in the first three issues.
 
Topics
  • Between life and death: torpor, hibernation, and suspended animation
  • Biometeorology and thermal biology
  • Brain temperature: from human evolution to neurosurgery
  • Brown fat and other thermoeffectors
  • Clinical thermoregulation: from symptoms to outcomes
  • Drug development: desired and undesired thermoregulatory effects
  • Ecstasy, marijuana, and other drugs of abuse: effects on body temperature
  • Energy metabolism: from orexin to anorexia
  • Exercise and temperature: performance and records
  • From mercury to MRI: thermometry in biology and medicine
  • Heat and cold exposure: from frostbites to heatstroke to hyponatremia
  • Homeostasis, concepts of thermoregulation, and modeling
  • Neural pathways for autonomic thermoeffectors and behaviors
  • Physiology of the sick: sickness syndrome
  • Rhythms, sleep, and temperature
  • Skin as a thermoregulatory organ; hot flushes
  • Systemic inflammation and sepsis: fever, hypothermia, and their mediators
  • Temperature is life: calorie restriction, lifespan, and aging
  • Therapeutic hypothermia, hyperthermia, pyrotherapy, and thermopharmacology
  • Thermal sensations: from comfort to pain
  • Thermoregulatory behaviors
  • TRP channels: “Thermo-Regulatory Proteins”
 
Publication office: Taylor & Francis, Group, 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

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Temple Law Review

ISSN: 0899-8086

Tempo

ISSN: 0040-2982eISSN: 1478-2286
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Tempo Psicanalitico

ISSN: 0101-4838

Tempo Social

ISSN: 0103-2070eISSN: 1809-4554
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To publish articles, reviews and translations about themes related to Sociology.

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Tempo e Argumento

ISSN: 2175-1803eISSN: 2175-1803
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Temporalidades

eISSN: 1984-6150
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Temporalis

eISSN: 2238-1856
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