Journals model

Table of contents

1. Introduction
2. Fields
3. Submission process
4. Permissions
5. Journals API access

Introduction

Journals are scholarly publications that serve as the primary means to share scientific findings, methodologies, and analyses with the scientific community. They provide platforms for peer-reviewed research, ensuring that published studies have been critically evaluated by experts in the field for their methodology, accuracy, and contribution to existing knowledge. In BrainSTEM, journals are a shared model across users.

Fields

Submission process

Any user can submit new journal entries or propose changes to existing ones. However, all submissions must undergo an approval process before becoming available for use. Please refer to existing entries for examples of appropriate submissions.

Permissions

Once a journal entry has been approved, it becomes accessible to all users.

Journals API access

The API provides programmable access to journal data, allowing you to read, edit, and delete entries. For more information about the fields and data structure of journal entries, please consult the Journals API page.