IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases – Free Scholarly Discovery
IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases
The IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases page shows where the International Journal of Computer Techniques (IJCT) is discoverable across free, reputable scholarly aggregators. Visibility in these services helps authors reach readers faster, sustain citations, and build long-term research impact.
What “Indexing” Means at IJCT (Free & Accessible Services)
To ensure clarity for authors, IJCT lists free, widely used discovery systems and community-accessible scholarly indexes. We avoid claiming presence in closed, paid, or restricted databases that require prior formal approvals. This page explains how each service helps your research become discoverable and citable.
Free & Open Discovery
Google Scholar, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, CORE, BASE, WorldCat, ROAD, OpenAIRE—these engines and registries surface IJCT content and metadata so readers can find, cite, and reuse your work.
Persistent Identifiers & DOIs
Through Crossref, IJCT assigns DOIs that keep links stable across years. DOIs also enable reliable citation tracking and machine-readable metadata pipelines.
Note: Listings here purposely exclude subscription-based or approval-bound indexes (e.g., Scopus/WoS). For authors interested in those ecosystems, review our guidance article: Scopus research guide.
Where IJCT Is Discoverable (Curated, Free Services)
Online Paper SubmissionGoogle Scholar
Global academic search used by students and researchers. IJCT content becomes visible to keyword queries, author profiles, and citation graphs.
Call for PaperCrossref (DOIs)
DOIs and machine-readable metadata ensure persistent linking, reference parsing, and reliable downstream discovery.
Fast Paper PublicationOpenAlex
Open, modern catalog of scholarly works. IJCT articles are represented with affiliations, fields of study, and citations.
Indexing & AcademicSemantic Scholar
AI-assisted literature engine that highlights key concepts, influential citations, and topic links around IJCT papers.
Scopus Research GuideCORE
Aggregates open access research from repositories/journals to improve full-text discovery and reuse.
Proceedings PublicationBASE (Bielefeld)
Academic meta-search across repositories and journals; improves multilingual reach for IJCT articles.
Rapid Publication SubmissionWorldCat
Global library network; metadata alignment helps librarians catalog IJCT volumes and issues for institutional access.
Indexing DetailsROAD
Directory of Open Access scholarly resources; provides identifiers and enhances cross-service harvesting.
Submit Research ArticleOpenAIRE
European open science infrastructure; connects IJCT outputs to funder mandates and repository networks.
Peer-Reviewed Paper Submission
Why Indexing Matters for Authors
Discoverability, credibility, and sustained citations begin with clean metadata and reliable distribution. The IJCT workflow creates machine-readable entries (titles, abstracts, affiliations, references, DOIs) that downstream systems can parse. When your article is harvested by multiple discovery services, you benefit from diverse user pathways: students finding you through Google Scholar queries, librarians cataloging issues via WorldCat, and AI-supported readers learning about your work through Semantic Scholar highlights. These channels expand the audience and improve the signal-to-noise ratio around your contribution.
Indexing is not a trophy list—it’s an infrastructure for scholarly communication. By keeping the focus on reputable, free, and open services, the IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases approach aligns with long-term accessibility. Authors retain the confidence that their content will remain reachable even as platforms evolve.
Outcome: Visibility
Indexed entries ensure your paper appears in domain queries, topical clusters, and cross-citations.
Outcome: Longevity
DOIs preserve links; your references stay valid for future readers and systematic reviewers.
Quality Signals IJCT Sends to Indexes
- DOI registration and reference linking via Crossref to support citation tracking and persistent access.
- Clear open-access licensing statements, ethical guidelines, and publication policies.
- Structured abstracts, keywords, ORCID support, and normalized author affiliations.
- Machine-readable metadata (XML/JSON) to accelerate ingestion by scholarly services.
- Issue-level organization (volume → issue → article) to facilitate library cataloging and discovery.
For Authors: What You Can Do
Choose clear titles and include topical keywords, provide accurate affiliations and ORCIDs, and ensure references are complete. These steps make indexing faster and more accurate.
For Readers: How to Cite
Use the DOI link shown on the article page. Cite volume, issue, year, page range, and DOI. This ensures durable linkage across platforms.
FAQ — IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases
Does indexing guarantee citations?
Indexing improves discoverability, which is a prerequisite for citations. Quality, relevance, and clarity drive actual citations. IJCT optimizes discoverability so your work can be found.
Will my article appear in multiple services automatically?
Yes—our metadata and DOIs are harvested by several discovery engines. Propagation can take from a few days to several weeks depending on the service.
Where can I check the latest IJCT issues?
Use our Indexing & Academic hub and the Archives. From there, navigate to specific volumes and issues.
How do I submit a conference collection?
Partner with IJCT via Conference Proceedings Publication. We’ll coordinate timelines, templates, and indexing outcomes.
Ready to Publish with IJCT?
Peer-reviewed, indexed, and open—submit now and join a community focused on deployable computer science research.