Visibility and Discovery for JNPP Articles
Indexing and discovery ensure neuroscience research reaches the right readers. JNPP uses trusted scholarly infrastructure, open metadata, and structured publishing workflows to maximize article visibility and citation potential. Authors benefit from sustained long term accessibility and citation stability.
Indexing Infrastructure and Integrity
We maintain a publishing framework that supports persistent discovery, version control, and research integrity across the neuroscience literature.
CrossMark and Version Tracking
CrossMark participation ensures readers can verify the current version of an article and access updates or corrections. This protects the scientific record and supports reliable citation practices.
Similarity Check for Originality
Manuscripts are screened for originality using Crossref Similarity Check. This protects authors, reviewers, and readers by maintaining high standards for ethical publishing.
Discovery and Library Reach
Articles are discoverable through academic search and library systems such as Google Scholar, WorldCat, and other open discovery platforms. Open metadata and structured sitemaps improve reach and citation visibility.
Open Discovery Networks
Research is also surfaced by open discovery services such as Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, CORE, and BASE through structured metadata and crawling. These services broaden academic reach and help readers locate relevant neuroscience literature more efficiently.
How Articles Become Discoverable
Indexing relies on clean metadata, stable hosting, and consistent publishing workflows. We also maintain structured sitemaps and persistent identifiers to improve machine readability.
Acceptance and Production
After peer review, accepted manuscripts move to production for copyediting, formatting, and metadata preparation. Accurate metadata is critical for discovery systems.
Metadata Distribution
Article metadata is deposited and made available through open metadata services and sitemaps, enabling discovery by academic search engines and library catalogs.
Global Discovery
Once indexed or crawled, articles become searchable and citable across multiple platforms. This improves visibility for researchers, clinicians, and policy makers worldwide.
Indexing and Discovery FAQ
These answers clarify how indexing works and what authors should expect.
What is the difference between indexing and discovery?
How quickly will my article appear in search results?
Is every article indexed in PubMed?
Does discovery imply endorsement by a database?
Increase the Reach of Your Research
Publish with JNPP to benefit from open access visibility, structured metadata, and global discovery systems that support neuroscience impact. Clear reporting improves indexing accuracy for global readers.