Archiving Policy
The International Journal of Computational and Biological Sciences (IJCBS) is committed to the long-term preservation and accessibility of its published content. To ensure permanent availability, the journal participates in recognized digital archiving initiatives and maintains copies in secure, reliable repositories.
Key points of the archiving policy include:
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Digital Preservation: All articles published in IJCBS are stored in secure, redundant digital archives to protect against data loss.
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Third-Party Archiving: The journal partners with established archiving services such as PORTICO, LOCKSS, or similar digital preservation systems to ensure long-term accessibility.
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Author Access: Authors retain access to their published work, and the journal ensures that content remains freely retrievable even if the journal website undergoes changes.
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Open Access Compliance: Archiving practices comply with open access standards, ensuring that content remains available for research, education, and reference purposes.
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Metadata Preservation: Complete metadata for all articles, including DOI, author information, and abstracts, is preserved to maintain discoverability and citation integrity.
Purpose: This policy guarantees that the scientific knowledge published in IJCBS remains permanently accessible to researchers, educators, and the broader scientific community.