Indexing · Discovery · Interoperability

Journal of Biomedical & Space Sciences

Indexing, Directories and Scholarly Infrastructure

JBSS promotes national and international scientific visibility through discovery services, bibliographic directories, persistent identifiers, open metadata, digital preservation, and responsible scholarly communication.

Journal identification

Journal of Biomedical & Space Sciences

ISSN

3086-4712

Access

Open Access

Metadata

OAI-PMH

Platform

OJS / PKP

The Journal of Biomedical & Space Sciences (JBSS) is committed to national and international scientific visibility, persistent identification, metadata interoperability, digital preservation, open science, and responsible scholarly communication.

Transparency statement: The services listed on this page are organized according to their academic, bibliographic, technical, preservation, or institutional functions. Inclusion is presented only when a journal record, metadata presence, formal participation, or institutional relationship can be verified. The presence of a logo alone must not be interpreted as indexing, evaluation, endorsement, impact recognition, or acceptance by any database.

1. Databases, Directories and Discovery Services

These services support the discovery, aggregation, cataloging, and retrieval of JBSS journal and article metadata.

• Google Scholar
• WorldCat
• Semantic Scholar
• OpenAlex
• Scilit
• Lens
• CORE
• Dimensions
• BASE Bielefeld Academic Search Engine
• Diadorim Copyright and access policies
• Miguilim Brazilian scholarly journals directory

2. Persistent Identifiers and Institutional Registries

JBSS uses identifiers and registries that support reliable journal, article, author, and institutional identification.

• ISSN 3086-4712
• Digital Object Identifier
• ORCID
• D-U-N-S

3. Editorial Integrity and Similarity Screening

• Crossref Similarity Check

JBSS may use similarity-screening tools as part of its editorial integrity procedures. Similarity reports support editorial assessment but do not, by themselves, determine plagiarism or misconduct.

4. Responsible Research Assessment

• DORA Commitment

5. Editorial Infrastructure and Open Metadata

• Public Knowledge Project

Metadata and interoperability: JBSS uses Open Journal Systems and provides machine-readable journal and article metadata to support scholarly discovery, citation, harvesting, indexing, and preservation services.

6. Digital Preservation

JBSS supports the long-term accessibility and integrity of the scholarly record through recognized digital preservation infrastructure and formal archiving policies.

• PKP Preservation Network
• LOCKSS and CLOCKSS

Preservation policy: Participation or activation in a preservation service should be stated publicly only when the corresponding configuration or preservation record is active and verifiable. Consult the JBSS Archiving Policy .

7. Associations and Scholarly Networks

• ABEC Brasil
• CIAL

8. Institutional and Technical Partners

The organizations below support the journal's institutional, technological, scientific, or communication activities. Their presence in this section does not represent bibliographic indexing.

• ICBS
• LIASTRA Institute
• GestLeads
• WeSales

9. Certifications and Compliance

These seals highlight the journal's commitment to editorial quality, professional scholarly publishing, and long-term digital preservation.

• ABEC Brasil Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors
• Digital Preservation Long-term archiving commitment

Verification and updates

Indexing information is reviewed periodically

JBSS is indexed in BASE and periodically reviews the journal's presence in databases, directories, aggregators, registries, and preservation services. Information may be updated when a new journal record is confirmed or when the status of a service changes.

Questions concerning indexing, metadata, interoperability, or a journal record may be sent to the JBSS Editorial Office .