The indexing criteria your journal must meet to avoid rejection from Web of Science, Scopus and DOAJ — and the tool that audits your journal against 80+ criteria in 30 minutes: journalevaluate.com
PKP has released Open Journal Systems 3.5 as its LTS version — and it's now safe to upgrade. Here's what 3.5 brings for editors and managers, what to know before you move, and how we handle migrations from OJS 2, an older 3.x, or 3.3.
OJS has no field for article numbers, so editors misuse the Pages field — quietly breaking Crossref, JATS, PubMed and Google Scholar metadata. This free, open-source plugin adds a proper Article Number, mapped correctly to every standard and read-only against your data.
Sections and Categories in OJS look alike but do different jobs. Learn what each one is, when to use them, and how to safely delete a section that won't delete.
If your journal is indexed in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, TR Dizin, Crossref, or any […]
Most OJS 3.3 and 3.5 journals present their editorial board the same way they did a […]
If you have ever looked up your journal on the ISSN Portal, you may have been […]
What indexing is, when to apply, and how to prepare your website, your articles and your […]
A practical guide for journal editors navigating the format transition in scholarly publishing Over the past […]
Zenodo is a free, open-access repository developed by CERN that allows researchers and publishers to assign […]
