Indexing & Abstracting
The Journal of Global Biological Advances (JGBA) is a newly established academic journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research across diverse areas of biological sciences. As an emerging journal, it is currently in the foundational stage of developing the editorial standards, publication systems, and quality benchmarks required for inclusion in major indexing and abstracting databases.
At this stage, the journal prioritizes scientific integrity, accessibility, and adherence to internationally recognized publishing ethics while continuously strengthening its peer-review and editorial processes.
CURRENT ARTICLE ACCESSIBILITY
All articles published in the Journal of Global Biological Advances are currently made available through:
- Official journal website (open access availability)
- Search engine discoverability through web indexing
- Internal journal archive for long-term preservation
- Standard academic citation formats for scholarly referencing
FUTURE INDEXING GOALS
The journal is actively working towards meeting eligibility requirements for inclusion in recognized indexing and abstracting databases, including:
- Scopus
- Web of Science (ESCI and related indexes)
- PubMed / MEDLINE (where applicable)
- Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
- Other relevant discipline-specific indexing platforms
COMMITMENT TO PUBLISHING STANDARDS
To support future indexing readiness, the journal is progressively implementing and strengthening the following:
- Structured and transparent peer-review system
- Ethical publishing practices aligned with international guidelines
- Consistent editorial workflows and publication schedules
- Standardized manuscript formatting and referencing practices
- Development of a qualified and diverse editorial and reviewer board
TRANSPARENCY STATEMENT
The Journal of Global Biological Advances does not currently claim inclusion in any external indexing or abstracting databases. Applications for indexing will be considered once the journal meets the required eligibility criteria set by respective indexing agencies.
