Discoverability
Indexing & Abstracting
We build discoverability into every article: a permanent DOI, standards-based metadata, and open full text that search engines and scholarly databases can find. Here is exactly where Scopapers content is available today, and where listing is under way.
Live discovery
Content is genuinely available and harvestable through these services now.
Crossref (DOIs)
Every published article receives a permanent Crossref DOI, so it is citable and resolvable for the long term.
Google Scholar
Articles carry the citation metadata Google Scholar uses, so they are crawlable and discoverable in Scholar searches.
Open web full text
Every article is open access with a clean, indexable HTML page and a downloadable PDF, freely readable worldwide.
Dublin Core & JATS
Article metadata is exposed in Dublin Core and JATS XML, the standards harvesters and libraries rely on.
Sitemaps & RSS
Per-journal sitemaps and feeds let search engines and readers pick up new articles as they publish.
Listing in progress
Our metadata is prepared to each service's standard and applications are under way. We only claim a listing once it is confirmed.
DOAJ
Directory of Open Access Journals. Our journals are prepared to DOAJ standards and are being submitted for listing.
Index Copernicus
Journals are being listed with Index Copernicus. A platform listing is already available.
Semantic Scholar
Open metadata and full text are structured for harvesting by Semantic Scholar and similar open indexes.
OpenAIRE & BASE
Open-access aggregators can harvest our OAI-friendly metadata as coverage grows.
Our commitment
We never claim an index we are not in. Every article already has a permanent DOI and open, standards-based metadata, so it is citable and discoverable from day one. As each database confirms our journals, we will list it above.