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The particular day of the week when an event occurs seems to have unexpectedconsequences. For example, the day of the week when a paper is submitted to apeer reviewed journal correlates with whether that paper is accepted. Using aneconometric analysis (a mix of log-log and semi-log based on undated and panelstructured data) we find that more papers are submitted to certain peer reviewjournals on particular weekdays than others, with fewer papers being submittedon weekends. Seasonal effects, geographical information as well as potentialchanges over time are examined. This finding rests on a large (178 000) andreliable sample; the journals polled are broadly recognized (Nature, Cell, PLOSONE and Physica A). Day of the week effect in the submission of accepted papersshould be of interest to many researchers, editors and publishers, and perhapsalso to managers and psychologists.

Day of the week submission effect for accepted papers in Physica A, PLOS ONE, Nature and Cell