Jeffrey Beall
Jeffrey Beall
I work as a librarian at Auraria Library, University of Colorado Denver, in Denver, Colorado.
An academic librarian for over 22 years, I have published extensively in the areas of metadata, full-text searching, and information retrieval.
My interest in scholarly open-access publishing began in 2009 when I reviewed the publisher Bentham Open in The Charleston Advisor, a journal that reviews electronic resources.
Previously, I served on the editorial board of Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, an experience that, in addition to my own research and writing, helped me learn a lot about scholarly communication. My service on this editorial board ended in December, 2012.
A full list of my publications is available on my website. In 2012 I was awarded tenure and promoted to associate professor.
My email address is jeffrey.beall@ucdenver.edu.
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[...] a hard working librarian at University of Colorado Denver called Jeffrey Beall who maintains Beall’s List: Potential, possible, or probable predatory scholarly [...]
[...] University of Colorado librarian Jeffrey Beall — who produces a frequently updated list of predatory publishers — first wrote about the case on his blog last week. Beall alerted a journal about a duplication more than two years ago, and who re-reported it earlier this month when he failed to see a retraction. [...]
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[...] any editors. The publisher of Journal of Medical Research, Valleys International, is listed by Jeffrey Beall, critic of poor-quality and unreasonably expensive open access journals, under the category, [...]
[...] one without peer-review seems to be not done in the academic world. Nature wrote an article on Jeffrey Beall who looked into ‘preditory publishers’, shifty publishers which ask up until $1800 for [...]
[...] Jefrrey Beall es probablemente uno de los bibliotecarios más conocidos dentro de la industria editorial. Trabaja en la Universidad de Colorado y se ha hecho popular en este mundo porque mantiene una lista de editores depredadores. [...]
[...] back to Dr. Neil…this plagiarism charge was brought to light by Jeffrey Beall who runs a blog showcasing and calling out those who perform academic dishonesty through what he [...]
[...] me introduce “Scholarly Open Access” (SOA), the watchdog blog/website of Jeffrey Beall, an academic librarian at the University of Colorado-Denver, where he is also a tenured associate [...]
[...] on the legitimacy of a conference or journal. This is a job that is being done (very well) by Jeffrey Beall from the University of Colorado Denver. He is the author of a very interesting blog/data-base that [...]
[...] of self-advertising, of course, but as costs of administrative expenses and the like. Librarian Jeffrey Beall lists publishers and journals that seem to be blatantly dishonest, for example in claiming to use [...]
[...] of open access) they cannot withdraw the paper and submit it elsewhere.One of my librarian heroes, Jeffrey Beall (pictured above), has a blog that keeps up with Open Access issues, particularly ferreting out [...]
[...] of open access) they cannot withdraw the paper and submit it elsewhere.One of my librarian heroes, Jeffrey Beall (pictured above), has a blog that keeps up with Open Access issues, particularly ferreting out [...]
[...] Jeffrey Beall keeps an eye on academic journal publishers and has a list of open access journals that are ‘predatory publishers’. He also blogs about new publishers and I was only slightly surprised to see a journal about diabetes in the 66-strong list of shiny new journals from ‘Horizon Research Publishing Corporation’ in his latest (2 May 2013) post. [...]