ISSN / eISSN
No ISSN or eISSN is displayed until formally assigned.
Open Access · Volume 1 · 2026 · No APCs
Scholarly infrastructure
A factual status page for IJCI identifiers, metadata exchange, discovery infrastructure, and external indexing. Technical readiness is not the same as acceptance by an external index.
Persistent journal/article identifiers are displayed only after formal assignment.
No ISSN or eISSN is displayed until formally assigned.
Crossref deposit generation is implemented using schema 5.5.0; DOI registration remains unavailable until a verified DOI prefix/account is active.
These technical surfaces are implemented on the IJCI platform to support scholarly discovery and metadata exchange.
Dynamic sitemap includes public journal pages, articles, authors, institutions, specialties, topics, and notices.
Open technical surfaceMachine-readable OAI-PMH harvesting endpoint is available for the published record.
Open technical surfaceLatest published articles are exposed through the journal RSS feed, with optional specialty filtering.
Open technical surfacePublished records support JATS XML metadata export through the citation/export interface.
Journal and article metadata are exposed through machine-readable JSON and scholarly API surfaces.
Open technical surfaceArticle pages emit citation_* metadata, canonical URLs, PDF URLs, author metadata, structured references, and Schema.org ScholarlyArticle data.
ORCID identifiers are normalized and exposed when authors provide them; an ORCID is not invented when absent.
These statuses describe third-party relationships. No inclusion is implied by technical readiness.
IJCI provides crawlable scholarly metadata and article/PDF surfaces. Inclusion and timing are controlled by Google and are not claimed by IJCI.
Technical and policy readiness can be prepared, but inclusion requires an external DOAJ application and approval.
IJCI does not claim PubMed or MEDLINE indexing. Any future inclusion requires the applicable external evaluation and acceptance process.
IJCI does not claim Scopus indexing. Inclusion requires external evaluation by the provider.
IJCI does not claim Web of Science indexing. Inclusion requires external evaluation by the provider.
IJCI is establishing independent long-term preservation with a recognized third-party preservation service. Until such participation is formally active, IJCI does not claim preservation through LOCKSS, CLOCKSS, Portico, PubMed Central, or another external archive.