Find a Journal From Your Abstract

An abstract contains everything a matching system needs: the question, the design, the population and the claim. That makes it a better input than a title or a keyword list, both of which describe a topic without saying what was done with it. Two papers on the same topic with different designs belong in different journals, and only the abstract carries that difference. The output is worth reading sceptically — each recommended journal comes with the published papers that matched, so you can see whether the similarity is real or superficial before spending three months finding out.