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Publishing Science in Tribology: The Past, Present and Future of Tribology Letters.

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Title: Publishing Science in Tribology: The Past, Present and Future of Tribology Letters.
Authors: Martini, Ashlie1 (AUTHOR), Burris, David L.2 (AUTHOR), Cayer-Barrioz, Juliette3 (AUTHOR), Spencer, Nicholas D.4 (AUTHOR) spencer@mat.ethz.ch
Source: Tribology Letters. Jun2021, Vol. 69 Issue 2, p1-6. 6p.
Abstract: The last 25 years have seen immense changes, both in the world generally and in scientific publishing. It is now hard to imagine that our original editorial responsibilities included managing filing cabinets full of manuscripts and making frequent trips to the post office! In this first Invited Viewpoint, we have invited ourselves to highlight some of the key breakthroughs that have been made on topics that are within the scope of Tribology Letters, i.e., breakthroughs in the science of tribology. We also bring your attention to some unique, existing features of the journal, as well as new ways in which Tribology Letters will be more functional for you in the future. Finally, we share our views on publishing tribology research more generally, with the aim of encouraging publication decisions that benefit the tribology community as a whole. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The last 25 years have seen immense changes, both in the world generally and in scientific publishing. It is now hard to imagine that our original editorial responsibilities included managing filing cabinets full of manuscripts and making frequent trips to the post office! In this first Invited Viewpoint, we have invited ourselves to highlight some of the key breakthroughs that have been made on topics that are within the scope of Tribology Letters, i.e., breakthroughs in the science of tribology. We also bring your attention to some unique, existing features of the journal, as well as new ways in which Tribology Letters will be more functional for you in the future. Finally, we share our views on publishing tribology research more generally, with the aim of encouraging publication decisions that benefit the tribology community as a whole. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10238883
DOI:10.1007/s11249-021-01450-w