Have the drains backed up again?

When Harry met Jessie
(SciVision Publishers)

More greets courtesy of Google mail. This time they're from Henry Young and Jessica K on behalf of Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine, a webcomic that publishes all types of write-ups apparently. Fancy.

They seem to think that my contribution would help the journal reach heights. Not new heights. Not great heights. Just heights, or depths in my case.

Anyhow, SciVision PublishersPDF-shitters is not a new predator, I've fielded their shit before (here and here). But I've only just got around to giving them their own page. The problem with the skeevies is that it's difficult to determine which is a new outfit and which is just an extension of a previous one.

Anyhow, Harry and Jessie are based in Wilmington, Delaware. So, not too far from Scientific Archives LLC and ClinMed Conferences then. I'm sure there's a completely innocent explanation for their email server's time zone being set to Narendra Modi's skeevy shithole.

From: "Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine" <editor.jscr@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 14:08:36 +0530
Subject: Manuscript Submission- Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine
Dear Dr. [snip], Greets from Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine… Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine (ISSN 2693-9512) publishes all types of write-ups (like original research, review, case reports, letter to editors, commentaries, short communications, Research Images, etc.). Our journal area of interest includes Embryonic stem cells and Adult, Genetic and epigenetic mechanisms, Cancer stem cells, Clinical studies in regenerative medicine, Tissue engineering and biomaterials, Stem cell products, manufacturing, and quality control. We would be very glad to publish any of your on-going work or any type of article for our upcoming issue. Your support and collaboration help the journal reach heights. All submissions would be subjected to a fast-peer review process. All accepted articles will be published under a CC-BY 4.0 license and also those articles that meet the open access requirements of funding agencies such as NIH and HHMI would be submitted to PubMed. Our journal is indexed in Google Scholar, CrossRef, CiteFactor, ROAD, Academic Resource Index (ResearchBib), (SIS) Scientific Indexing Services, Scilit (Scientific Literature), WorldCat, ResearchGate, DRJI (Directory of Research Journals Indexing), Semantic Scholar. The journal would appreciate receiving your submission on or before November 20, 2024. so that we could include it in the upcoming issue. Looking forward to your kind response. With Regards, Henry E. Young Editor-in-Chief Jessica K Editorial Assistant Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine ISSN 2639-9512 Delaware, US If you wish to not receive any mail from us, kindly send "UNSUBSCRIBE" as a reply.