BOHR publishers providing Journal indexing Services for our existing clients. We can support you to Index your Journals in reputed Indexing Bodies such as COPE, DOAJ, ESCI, Web of Science, and SCOPUS.

1. COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics):

• COPE primarily focuses on the ethical conduct of scholarly publishing.
• Criteria include adherence to best practices in authorship, peer review, conflicts of interest, and handling of research misconduct.
• A commitment to transparency, integrity, and responsible publication is paramount.

2. DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals):

• DOAJ is dedicated to promoting open access publishing.
• Criteria encompass rigorous peer review, open accessibility of content, clear copyright and licensing information, and an efficient archiving system.
• Journals should provide open access to all research articles, ensuring global availability.

3. Web of Science: (ESCI and SCIE)

• Web of Science is known for its comprehensive coverage of scholarly literature.
• Criteria include maintaining high editorial standards, citation analysis, international diversity, and a rigorous peer-review process.
• High-quality content and international recognition are essential for inclusion.

4. SCOPUS:

• SCOPUS is a multidisciplinary citation database.
• Criteria encompass high-quality content, peer review, regular publication frequency, international editorial board, and clear ethical standards.
• Journals should contribute significantly to the global research community.

5. PubMed:

PubMed is a freely accessible database provided by the National Center for Biotechnology Information. It contains references and abstracts of a wide range of biomedical and life sciences literature, including journal articles, research papers, and more. Researchers and healthcare professionals use PubMed to search for and access scientific publications. Citations in PubMed primarily stem from the biomedicine and health fields, and related disciplines such as life sciences, behavioral sciences, chemical sciences, and bioengineering.

5. MEDLINE:

MEDLINE is a subset of PubMed. It is a comprehensive and authoritative database of references from a vast number of biomedical and life sciences journals. PubMed includes many other sources beyond MEDLINE, but MEDLINE is often considered one of the most important subsets of PubMed for medical and scientific literature. MEDLINE is the largest component of PubMed and consists primarily of citations from journals selected for MEDLINE.

Understanding these criteria is essential as they serve as the foundation upon which your journals will be evaluated for potential inclusion in these databases. Our team is well-prepared to assist you in aligning your journal practices with these requirements and guide you through the submission process.