Tom,
Good question. I decided to find out for sure. Here is a link which
says:
Science is a weekly, peer-reviewed journal
that publishes
significant original scientific research,
plus reviews and
analyses of current research and science
policy. Our
offices in Washington, D.C., and
Cambridge, U.K.,
welcome submissions from all fields of
science and from
any source.
Competition for space in Science is keen,
and many
papers are returned without in-depth
review. Priority is
given to papers that reveal novel concepts
of broad
interest. We are committed to the prompt
evaluation and
publication of submitted papers. For the
quickest and most
efficient processing of your manuscript,
please follow the
guidelines and procedures laid out in this
author help site:
http://www.sciencemag.org/about/authors/
He also sites papers published in Nature which is considered by many to
be the premier peer-reveiwed journal on original new research work, but
I do not have a suscription and I have not been able to get to the
actual article text that he cited as it is not free online.
Mike McGinness
Tom Irwin wrote:
> Hello Martin and All, I have a simple question. Where is the author´s
> substantial evidence? Science mag.org may not be a peer reviewed
> journal. Tom
>
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