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Top Journal Finder Tools for Researchers

  🎯 Top Journal Finder Tools for Researchers Find the perfect journal for your manuscript in minutes!   🔍 1. Publisher-Specific Journal Finders Platform Features Link Elsevier® Journal Finder Match using title/abstract; Scopus-indexed journals journalfinder.elsevier.com Springer Journal Suggester Suggests Springer and BMC journals journal-suggester.springer.com Wiley Journal Finder Suggests journals from Wiley’s portfolio journalfinder.wiley.com Taylor & Francis Journal Suggester Covers Science, Social Sciences, and Arts journal-suggester.taylorandfrancis.com IEEE Publication Recommender Ideal for Engineering, AI, Robotics papers ieeeauthorcenter.ieee.org   🌐 2. Cross-Publisher & AI-Based Tools Tool Highlight Link JA...
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The 100 Great AI Prompts

100 AI prompts specifically designed for researchers . These prompts can help with literature review, idea generation, summarization, writing, data analysis, and academic communication using tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Elicit , and others: 📚 Literature Review & Exploration (1–20) Summarize the main findings of recent papers on [topic]. List key authors and foundational studies in [field]. Compare the methodologies used in top papers on [research question]. What are the emerging trends in [discipline] research post-2020? Generate a list of 10 recent papers on [keyword] from [journal/database]. Explain the differences between a scoping review and a systematic review. List the most cited papers in [topic] published in the last 5 years. Summarize the theoretical frameworks used in studies about [concept]. Create a concept map linking major theories in [domain]. Identify research gaps in [topic]. Find contrasting viewpoints or debates on [rese...
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🚀 Top AI Research Tools for Beginners: A Quick Guide to Supercharge Your Workflow

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming academic research across disciplines. From literature reviews to writing support, AI tools are empowering researchers—especially beginners—to work smarter, not harder. This blog post unpacks key AI tools featured in our infographic, providing a clear roadmap for integrating them into your research process. 🔍 1. Literature Review Tools Elicit.org Powered by language models, Elicit helps you find answers to research questions by reading through academic papers. It’s especially helpful for systematic literature reviews and hypothesis generation. ResearchRabbit This is a visual discovery tool that maps out how research papers connect through citations. It helps you identify seminal works and emerging trends in your area. Connected Papers (Not shown but recommended) This tool creates a visual graph of related papers, helping you quickly find relevant studies even if you start with just one known work. ✍️ 2...
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🏛️ Quotes on Archives of a Nation

"Archives are the guardians of memory, and memory is the foundation of identity." — Unknown "A nation that forgets its past has no future." — Winston Churchill (Often used in archival and historical contexts) "The past is never dead. It's not even past." — William Faulkner (Quoted often to emphasize the living nature of archival records) "Archives are not dusty relics; they are living evidence of who we are, where we’ve been, and what we value." — Dr. David Ferriero , 10th Archivist of the United States "In every conceivable manner, the family is link to our past, bridge to our future." — Alex Haley (Relevant to personal and national archival memory) "Without archives, there is no history. Without history, there is no nation." — Adapted from archival principles "Preserving archives is preserving the voice of a nation across generations." — Anonymous archival professional "Na...
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Stratgies for Mission UGC NET-JRF

Cracking the UGC NET JRF in Library and Information Science (LIS) 2025 requires a blend of smart strategy, consistent study, and mastery over both Paper I (General Aptitude) and Paper II (LIS subject-specific) . Here’s a detailed and effective strategy tailored for LIS aspirants: 🔑 1. Understand the Exam Structure & Syllabus Paper I (50 questions, 100 marks): Teaching & Research Aptitude, Reasoning, Communication, ICT, Data Interpretation, People & Environment, Higher Education, etc. Paper II (100 questions, 200 marks): Subject-specific (Library and Information Science). 🔗 Syllabus Reference : UGC NET LIS Paper II Syllabus PDF (Official) 📚 2. Curate the Best Study Materials For Paper I : KVS Madaan or Trueman’s UGC NET General Paper I Practice sets from Arihant or Pearson PYQs (Previous Year Questions) with solutions For LIS Paper II : Essential Books : Foundations of Library and Information Science by B.C. Vashishth or Krishan ...
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List of National and State Archives in India

1 National Archives of India         Click here 2 Delhi Archives Click here 3 National Cultural Audiovisual Archives, IGNCA Click here 4 Assam State Archives Click here 5 Bihar State Archives Click here 6 Goa State Archives Click here 7 Haryana State Archives Click here 8 Himachal Pradesh State Archives Click here 9 Karnataka State Archives Click here 10 Kerala State Archives Click here 11 Madhya Pradesh State Archives Click here 12 Maharashtra State Archives Click here 13 Manipur State Archives Click here 14 Mizoram State Archives Click here 15 Odisha State Archives Click here 16 Punjab State Archives Click here 17 Rajasthan State Archives Click here 18 Tamil Nadu State Archives Click here 19 West Bengal State Archives Click here 20 Sikkim State Archives Click here 21 Telangana State Archives Click here 22 Andhra Pradesh State Archives Click here 23 Gujarat State Archives Click here 24 Uttar Pradesh State Archives Click here 25 Uttarakhand State Archives Click ...
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