Professional paper
Ninety years of the scientific journal Acta Adriatica (1932–2022)
Jakov Dulčić
; Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 63, HR-21000 Split, Croatia
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Abstract
Acta Adriatica is the primary scientific publication
with an international review, a long tradition,
which the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries
in Split has been publishing continuously since
1932. In the very beginning, the journal was an
internal journal of the institution, and today it is a
reputable scientific journal in which scientists and
experts from almost all over the world publish their
works. By the end of 2021, a total of 62 volumes with
a total of 1,048 scientific papers were published, in
the writing of which about 1,000 authors participated.
The inclusion of the journal in the world scientific
trends required both international visibility
and recognition, so the Editorial Board has made
and continues to make great efforts to include the
journal in almost all global databases, as published
papers become more accessible to the general scientific
community. Despite all the changes and future aspirations, the main goal of Acta Adriatica remains
unchanged: to publish quality scientific original and
review papers at a multidisciplinary level that will
help to better understand the Adriatic and Mediterranean
Seas and thus become an even richer treasure
trove of knowledge about them. Acta Adriatica is
an open access journal, the content of the journal is
available free of charge.
Keywords
Acta Adriatica, journal; Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries Split; 90 years of publication (1932–2022)
Hrčak ID:
345038
URI
Publication date:
23.11.2022.
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