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Make a SuggestionAs part of our mission to fundamentally understand and best serve the information needs of the food community, we have developed resources to help students and researchers to build their skills and feel confident researching information and publishing.
Through explanatory notes and practical, step-by-step guidance, our guide is designed to help you understand how to effectively plan and carry out your searches for literature reviews.
This is designed for students, researchers looking for a refresher and templates, librarians and information literacy trainers.
Read the guideThis guide has been developed to help authors navigate the process of selecting appropriate journals, and understand the range of factors which might influence the decisions of where to submit, such as open access, what to expert from the peer review process, the impact Factor and other metrics, and predatory journals.
Read the guideThe FSTA Journal Recommendation Service (JRS) is an online tool designed for researchers and authors working in the sciences of food and health. The JRS helps users to find relevant journals they can trust; for example, when deciding where to submit their papers or to assess the quality of information found when researching.
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