Journal Indexing & Databases
Global visibility and discoverability for parasitology research.
Maximizing Your Parasitology Research Impact
JPR is committed to ensuring published parasitology research reaches the widest possible audience. Indexing in major bibliographic databases validates journal quality and integrates your work into the global tropical disease research ecosystem.
Google Scholar
- World's largest academic search
- Broad parasitology visibility
- Citation tracking integration
- Researcher profile linkage
Crossref DOI
- Permanent unique identifiers
- Citation linking across publishers
- Reference resolution services
- Metadata standards compliance
WorldCat
- Global library catalog network
- Tropical disease center access
- Interlibrary loan discovery
- OCLC member integration
Self-Archiving
JPR supports Green Open Access. Authors may deposit accepted manuscripts in institutional repositories and preprint servers immediately.
Digital Preservation
Robust backup protocols and long-term preservation partnerships ensure parasitology research remains accessible for future generations.
Data Persistence
DOI registration guarantees permanent accessibility. Your parasitology research citation metrics remain accurate regardless of changes.
Repository Integration
Automatic metadata feeds to ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and institutional repositories maximize discoverability globally.
Ongoing Indexing Applications: JPR actively pursues inclusion in PubMed/MEDLINE, Scopus, and Web of Science. Meeting their rigorous criteria requires demonstrated publication quality—standards we maintain with every parasitology article.
Publish with Confidence
Your parasitology research deserves maximum visibility and preservation.