Clarification around when a new journal may apply to DOAJ
To add clarity to our criteria of when a new journal may apply to DOAJ, we are adding new guidanceContinue Reading
Author: DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
This is the blog for the Directory of Open Access Journals, curated and written by Dom Mitchell and Clara Armengou, with the occasional guest post from interesting and influential people.
All about the ISSN Portal
DOAJ and the ISSN International Centre have enjoyed a fruitful partnership for several years now. The ISSN is a baselineContinue Reading
An interview with EBSCO’s Tamir Borensztajn
In February 2021, EBSCO became a sustaining contributor of DOAJ. I sat down with EBSCO’s Tamir Borensztajn, Vice President ofContinue Reading
DOAJ in 2020 and beyond – a closer look
Open access has become more important than ever – last year, as the COVID-19 pandemic spread, greater numbers of peopleContinue Reading
The Big Ten Academic Alliance announces collective action agreement with DOAJ
Press release Feb 17, 2021 – The Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)Continue Reading
Strategy 2021 to 2022
Our missionOur mission is to increase the visibility, accessibility, reputation, usage and impact of quality, peer-reviewed, open access scholarly researchContinue Reading
Why did we stop collecting and showing the open access start date for journals?
When we released our new website and application form, people were quick to notice that some elements of information wereContinue Reading
South African Government places DOAJ on list of accredited journals
PRESS RELEASE 4 February 2021, COPENHAGEN – DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) is pleased to announce its inclusion inContinue Reading
CLOSED: Japanese speakers needed
DOAJ uses a network of 100 skilled, voluntary Associate Editors and Editors who spend a few hours a week processingContinue Reading
Disgruntled or delighted? A profile of DOAJ users and how satisfied they are with our service.
We’ve received emails over the years from researchers asking if they can publish their work with us, asking us ifContinue Reading
