Glossary

An institutional research profile is a structured overview of a university, research institute, academic centre, or other organization that conducts or supports.

An ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) is a unique eight-digit identifier used to identify a serial publication, such as an academic journal, magazine.

A journal article is a scholarly work published in an academic journal to communicate research, analysis, findings, reviews, or other forms of academic.

A journal directory is an organised collection of information about academic journals. It helps researchers, students, academics, and other users find journals.

Journal discovery is the process of finding, exploring, and identifying academic journals that are relevant to a particular research topic, discipline.

Journal evaluation is the process of assessing an academic journal using defined information, criteria, and standards to understand its characteristics.

A journal index is a structured database or directory that organises information about academic journals so they can be identified, searched, evaluated, and.

Journal indexing is the process of organising and including academic journals in a structured index or database so researchers and other users can find and.

Journal metadata is structured information that describes an academic journal and helps identify, organise, and discover it.

Journal quality refers to the overall standard and reliability of an academic journal, including factors related to its editorial practices, publishing.