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All scientific papers published as part of the conferences presented on the site are indexed in the following scientometric and reference databases:

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International register of scientific and informational materials and related metadata, created on the initiative of Publishers International Linking Association, Inc. and built on DOI (Digital Object Identifier) technology. The Crossref Association maintains a joint worldwide mutual citation service that functions as a sort of gateway between publishers' electronic platforms. This service does not store the full texts of scientific publications, but it stores information about publication relationships through DOI technology, as well as metadata of published scientific materials. Thanks to this system, researchers can use the functionality of the level of the global research and publishing environment..

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://search.crossref.org/

1 month since the date of publication

An open, accessible search engine that indexes the full text of scientific publications of all formats and disciplines. The Google Scholar index includes most of the peer-reviewed online journals of Europe and America of the largest scientific publishing houses. In its functions, Google Scholar is similar to the freely available Scirus systems from Elsevier, CiteSeerX and getCITED. Google Scholar allows you to track the citation statistics of a scientific paper, and also calculates the Hirsch Index (h-index) and the I10-index for a scientist's profile.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://scholar.google.com/

1-2 months since the date of publication

Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe is a pan-European repository with more than 60 partner institutions from all EU countries and beyond, whose mission is to create, maintain and operate an open and sustainable scientific communication infrastructure. The platform is built on the concept of Open Science as a Service (OSaaS). Today, the OpenAIRE Research Graph is one of the largest open collections of scientific records in the world. The service is developed within the framework of the open access policy of the European Commission, and aims to support the research infrastructure to fulfill the open access mandate of the European Union.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://explore.openaire.eu/search/find/research-outcomes?type=publications

2-6 months since the date of publication

Open Ukrainian Citation Index is a search system and database of scientific citations, created on behalf of the Collegium of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. The OUCI system is designed to simplify the search for scientific publications, to draw the attention of editors to the problem of the completeness and quality of metadata of Ukrainian scientific publications, to improve the representation of Ukrainian scientific publications in specialized search engines, to allow bibliometricians to freely study the connections between authors and documents from various scientific disciplines, primarily in the field of public and humanities. The Open Ukrainian Citation Index search system and database of scientific citations calculates metrics based on open data of the Crossref database (for example, H-index and i10-index of journals). Also, the OUCI system offers ratings of Ukrainian journals by the number of their publications and by the number of their citations (according to scientific fields).

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://ouci.dntb.gov.ua/

2 months since the date of publication

Global library catalog and the world's largest bibliographic database, which offers access to the resources of 72,000 member libraries of the OCLC initiative (Online Computer Library Center, Inc.) from 170 countries around the world. The database contains more than 330 million records, which collectively provide information on 2 billion physical and electronic publications published in 485 languages of the world.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.worldcat.org/

2-4 months since the date of publication

Open Researcher and Contributor ID is a project to create and maintain a registry of unique identifiers of researchers, a transparent way of linking research activities and access to these identifiers. ORCID is unique due to its independence from scientific disciplines and national boundaries, as well as its interoperability with other identification systems.

You can create a profile and upload publications via:
https://orcid.org/

20-30 days since the date of publication

A research tool for scientific literature based on artificial intelligence, developed at the AI Institute named after Allen. Unlike Google Scholar and PubMed, Semantic Scholar is designed to highlight the most important and influential elements of a publication.[12] AI technology should reveal hidden connections and links between research topics. As previously cited search engines, Semantic Scholar also uses graph structures that include Microsoft's Academic Knowledge Graph, Springer Nature's SciGraph, and the Semantic Scholar Corpus. Each article posted in Semantic Scholar is assigned a unique identifier called a Semantic Scholar Corpus ID (скорочено S2CID).

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.semanticscholar.org/

2 months since the date of publication

The bibliographic information management system is connected to the international social network of scientists. Mendeley is a product of Elsevier. This system product allows to increase the efficiency of scientific work and journalistic activities of scientists. It is also a social network for scientists.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.mendeley.com/

4-6 months since the date of publication

The bibliographic information management system is connected to the international social network of scientists. Mendeley is a product of Elsevier. This system product allows to increase the efficiency of scientific work and journalistic activities of scientists. It is also a social network for scientists.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.scilit.net/publications?

1 month since the date of publication

An open peer-review platform that encourages users to discuss and comment on scientific publications. The service acts as a 4chan for science, allowing anyone to post anonymous comments about scientific research. Originally intended to discuss methods and results, it has now become one of the most prominent information and analytical centers for allegations of scientific error, forgery and misconduct.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://pubpeer.com/

3 months since the date of publication

Lens serves more than 200 million scholarly records collected and aligned with Microsoft Academic, PubMed and Crossref, supplemented by open access information from OpenAlex and UnPaywall and links to ORCID. The full schedule of scientific citations is provided openly as a public resource.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.lens.org/lens/search/scholar/structured

3 months since the date of publication

A Brooklyn (US)-based startup that helps researchers better find and understand research articles with intelligent citations that reflect context. The service is used by researchers from all over the world and is partially funded by the US National Science Foundation.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://scite.ai/

2 months since the date of publication

A scientific portal and social network for scientists, a means of collaboration between scientists from any scientific discipline, containing web applications, including semantic search, file sharing, sharing of the publication database, forums, methodological discussions, groups, etc. Among other tools, ResearchGate has developed a semantic search engine that searches internal resources and major external databases such as PubMed, CiteSeer, arXiv, the NASA Library, etc., to find scientific articles.

You can check the indexation on the website:
https://www.researchgate.net/

2 months since the date of publication

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