Repository Policy

Repository Policy

International Invention of Scientific Journal (IISJ)

The International Invention of Scientific Journal (IISJ) supports open access and encourages the wide dissemination of research through repository archiving.

Self-Archiving Rights

Authors are permitted to deposit the following versions of their manuscripts in recognized repositories:

  • Preprint (version before peer review)
  • Postprint (accepted manuscript after peer review)
  • Publisher’s Version (Version of Record)

Accepted Repositories

Authors may archive their work in:

  • Institutional repositories
  • Subject-specific repositories
  • Personal or academic websites

Conditions

When depositing their work, authors must:

  • Provide proper citation of the original publication
  • Include the journal name (IISJ)
  • Include the Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
  • Provide a link to the final published version on the journal website
  • Acknowledge IISJ as the original publisher

Embargo

IISJ follows a no-embargo policy. Authors may deposit their work immediately upon publication without any restriction.

Compliance and Benefits

This policy:

  • Promotes open access and global knowledge sharing
  • Enhances visibility, accessibility, and citation impact of research
  • Supports long-term preservation through trusted repositories
  • Aligns with international standards recommended by:
    • Directory of Open Access Journals
    • Committee on Publication Ethics

Objective

The repository policy ensures that research published in IISJ remains widely accessible, properly attributed, and permanently available to the global scholarly community.