Interesting journal titles
Isn't Academia fun? With such titles to read!
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Section: Short Subjects
Volume 51, Issue 36, Page A7
From the issue dated May 13, 2005
Not at a Newsstand Near You
The Journal of Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems and Heart Failure Reviews are not the types of magazines most people take to the beach -- unless they're academics. Those are just two of the thousands of journals that have piqued our curiosity. Here are a few others.
Abdominal Imaging Acute Pain Autonomous Robots Blood Constraints Cryptozoology Dysphagia Esophagus European Spine Journal Experiments in Fluids Expert Evidence Extremes Extremophiles Fuzzy Optimization and Decision Making Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain International Journal of Crashworthiness International Journal of Fracture International Journal of Group Tensions | International Journal of Motorcycle Studies Journal of Elasticity Journal of Happiness Studies Journal of Insect Conservation Journal of Near-Death Studies Journal of Pest Science Journal of Texture Studies Journal of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation Liver International Medieval Encounters Order The Pain Clinic Pituitary Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing Space Debris Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing Velvet Light Trap |
2 comments:
oh so cool. but i must be a nerd because most of the journal titles seemed quite logical - hence not all that funny.
but my favourites:
Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing (violent Russians)
Velvet Light Trap (brings to mind Zouk's Velvet)
Medieval Encounters (I'll browse this for sure)
International Journal of Group Tensions (I suppose those who contribute to it are solitary creatures)
Extremophiles (v. interesting...)
Fuzzy Optimization and Decision Making (this is funny if you misread as 'optimism' - I'm bound to make such a mistake initially)
'Soft Computing' just strikes a funny nerve. Computing veli hard leh.
The ones I'll read will be:
International Journal of Crashworthiness
Journal of Near-Death Studies
And i suppose if I wanted more wacky info to clobber friends with when we're bored I'll take up Expert Evidence too.
Liver international had better not be a cooking magazine. :)
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