Delphine Dean
The JoVE video we published has been really helpful for getting a couple of grants in my lab, as well as just for visibility. I’ve had people I didn’t know come up to me at meetings saying that they’ve seen it and have used it in their own lab.
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Why Publish in JoVE?
JoVE is a peer reviewed scientific journal indexed in PubMed, Medline, Web of Science and other relevant databases. Per year, JoVE publishes 1,000+ articles from top research institutions around the world. After your manuscript is accepted and published, JoVE may offer to create a video of your experiments/procedures, which will be filmed and produced by JoVE’s professional staff. The video is optional and is not a part of your manuscript.
Demonstrate your expertise to the scientists in your field and beyond. More than 7,000,000 researchers and students use JoVE, and each article is viewed nearly 2,000 times a year on average.
Documentation via video helps you to easily retain and transfer the research methods developed in your lab. This also prevents loss of critical knowledge when your lab members leave.
Documenting your research methods in a JoVE video enables you to effectively train your own team and collaborators. Video ensures successful transfer of how-to knowledge, increasing reproducibility and reducing time and resources lost to failed experiments.
If JoVE offers to create a video of your experiments/procedures, JoVE’s professional staff will execute all aspects of video production, including scripting, filming and editing.