Index Copernicus
Index Copernicus (IC) is a comprehensive database and indexing service that focuses on promoting and enhancing the visibility of scientific research from around the world. It provides a platform for the indexing, archiving, and evaluation of scholarly journals and research papers across various disciplines. IC aims to improve the accessibility of scientific knowledge by ensuring that high-quality research is discoverable and citable. Through its IC Journal Master List, the service evaluates journals based on several quality criteria, offering metrics and analytics to assess their impact and reputation. Index Copernicus supports the global scientific community by facilitating the dissemination of research and helping researchers, authors, and institutions track and increase the reach of their publications.
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Repindex
Established by Dr Mark Perkins, the company employs a model based on principles from Discourse Stream Analysis (DSA) created in his linguistic research. This model combines aspects of corpus linguistics and systemic functional linguistics together with unique insights about the nature of real-time text flows. In addition, a systematic methodology is employed in the definition of concepts. Repindex owns a large number of concepts which are continually being updated. These are used in Repindex Forecasting and in our Document Inspection application where Repindex creates a concept map of the document which enables fast review.
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Crossref Member
CrossRef is a service that provides Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for academic and professional publications. It helps researchers find and access scholarly content by assigning a unique DOI to each publication, which makes it easier to track and cite.
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Zenodo
Zenodo is an open-access repository developed by CERN to support the sharing and preservation of research outputs. It allows researchers to deposit datasets, publications, and other types of research content, making them freely available and citable. Zenodo assigns Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) to the deposited materials, which helps in tracking and referencing. It's a great platform for archiving and sharing research data and outputs across various disciplines.
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Google Scholar
Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes scholarly articles, thesis, books, conference papers, and patents. It provides a broad search of academic literature across various disciplines and sources. Key features include citations and metrics. It's a useful tool for finding academic papers and understanding the impact and relevance of research.
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