Webinars: ‘How to conduct and publish excellent research on traffic safety’
The TSR is launching a webinar series with leading traffic safety researchers discussing what defines high-quality research and publishing.
A preprint is the author's version of a research manuscript prior to the peer review process. A postprint is the version of the manuscript that has been accepted, but not yet formatted by the journal. Finally, the typeset version is the official version of the article published on the Traffic Safety Research journal's web page.
The TSR does not disqualify from submission manuscripts that have already been made public as preprints via a community server, author's or institutional website, etc. Neither does it forbid to share the postprint or the final typeset version, including through scholarly collaboration networks such as ResearchGate or Academia. However, the following apply:
The TSR is launching a webinar series with leading traffic safety researchers discussing what defines high-quality research and publishing.
The Traffic Safety Research journal calls for research papers addressing traffic safety issues in low- and middle-income countries.
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ISSN 2004-3082 (online) Editor-in-chief: |
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