Indexing, Discoverability and Metadata Overview
The International Journal of Recent Innovations (IJRI) is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of its published research. The journal supports the dissemination of scholarly content through recognised search, identification, metadata, and citation services to improve its accessibility to the academic community.
The journal follows recognised scholarly metadata standards to support citation linking and the discoverability of published content through academic search and metadata services.
Scholarly Discoverability
Google Scholar – Scholarly Search and Discovery Service
Articles published in IJRI may be discoverable through Google Scholar, supporting the discovery of publicly accessible scholarly content and improving visibility. Coverage and indexing decisions are determined independently by Google Scholar.
DOI Registration
Published articles are assigned unique Digital Object Identifiers through Crossref to support persistent identification, reliable linking, and accurate citation.
• DOI Registration Agency: Crossref
Journal Information
| Journal Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Journal Title | International Journal of Recent Innovations (IJRI) |
| Electronic ISSN (E-ISSN) | 3051-3804 |
| Print ISSN (P-ISSN) | 3051-3790 |
| DOI Registration Agency | Crossref |
| Official Publisher | Journal IJRI |
Benefits of Discoverability and Metadata Services
Scholarly search, identification, and metadata services enhance the visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of published research. These services help research published in the International Journal of Recent Innovations reach researchers, academicians, practitioners, and institutions worldwide without subscription or access barriers.
Future Developments
The International Journal of Recent Innovations intends to apply for inclusion in additional recognised national and international indexing and abstracting databases, including Scopus, Web of Science, and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), after meeting their applicable eligibility and evaluation requirements.
The journal is continuously working to strengthen its academic visibility, editorial standards, publication quality, and international scholarly recognition.