Promoting the Progress of Open Science
Get your research paper indexed in Google Scholar
The Open Science Repository is a project to publish original research papers under open access, meaning readers do not need to pay to get access to full research content.
Researchers from all fields of science can publish original papers and other scholarly communications through the sections of the Open Science Repository.
How it works
The Open Science Repository publishes research papers in all fields of science. See publication features below.
Open review
All papers remain open to moderated reviews from readers.
Citation information
Each field of the Open Science Repository corresponds to a journal name which will be assigned to the paper.
For example, if Open Science Repository Medicine publishes a paper, the APA citation will display like this:
Authors' names. (Year). Title of the Paper. Open Science Repository Medicine, Online (open-access), page number.
Publication license
The Open Science Repository publishes original papers under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY).
The license means that authors retain ownership of the copyright but anyone can use the published content provided the original authors and source are cited. It is similar to the licenses of other leading open-access journals, like PLOS.
Indexing
By publishing your paper in the Open Science Repository, Google Scholar can index it properly and easily, and other researchers from around the world can find it.
Google Search usually indexes papers in a few days and Google Scholar within a few weeks.
Submission process
Before submitting a full original paper, authors should send preliminary information to the chosen section.