Abstracting and Indexing

Introduction

The Journal of Medicinal Chemistry and Therapeutics (JMCT) is committed to maximizing the visibility, accessibility, and scholarly impact of published research in medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, computational drug development, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, therapeutics, and related pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences. To support global discoverability, the journal's published content is made available through recognized scholarly databases, academic search engines, abstracting services, and research discovery platforms.

JMCT continuously works to expand its presence across reputable abstracting, indexing, discovery, and digital preservation services that are relevant to medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, drug discovery, and therapeutic research. Inclusion in such services is pursued according to the eligibility, technical, editorial, and quality requirements established by each organization.

Current Abstracting & Indexing

DOI Registration Crossref
Academic Search Engines Google Scholar
Semantic Scholar
The Lens
Abstracting & Discovery Services OpenAlex
Scilit
ScienceOpen
OpenAIRE
ResearchBib
Journal Directories ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources)

Digital Preservation & Archiving

The Journal of Medicinal Chemistry and Therapeutics is committed to the long-term preservation and accessibility of its published scholarly record. Digital preservation helps ensure that published articles remain available, discoverable, and citable despite future technological changes or platform migration.

Currently, the journal preserves its published content through the Zenodo Community, an internationally recognized open-access research repository operated by CERN under the European Open Science infrastructure. This preservation strategy supports the long-term availability and integrity of published research.

Current Digital Preservation Service
  • Zenodo Community Archive

Future Indexing Objectives

The Journal of Medicinal Chemistry and Therapeutics continuously strives to improve its editorial quality, international visibility, discoverability, and scholarly recognition. As part of its long-term publishing strategy, the journal intends to pursue inclusion in additional reputable abstracting and indexing services after fulfilling the respective eligibility and quality requirements.

  • Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
  • Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS)
  • EBSCOhost
  • ProQuest
  • Dimensions
  • Scopus
  • Web of Science Core Collection
  • PubMed Central (where eligible)

Applications to additional indexing and abstracting services will be pursued only after the journal satisfies the respective technical, editorial, content, and quality requirements established by each indexing organization.

Why Abstracting & Indexing Matter

Inclusion in reputable abstracting and indexing services enhances the discoverability, accessibility, visibility, and potential scholarly impact of published research. These services help researchers identify relevant literature through academic databases and search platforms, support wider dissemination of scientific findings, and facilitate scholarly communication across medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, pharmaceutical, biomedical, and therapeutic research communities.

Abstracting & Indexing Summary

The Journal of Medicinal Chemistry and Therapeutics is dedicated to increasing the visibility, accessibility, and long-term preservation of published research through recognized scholarly discovery platforms, abstracting services, indexing initiatives, and digital preservation systems. The journal continuously works toward inclusion in additional reputable databases while maintaining high standards of editorial quality, research integrity, and ethical scholarly publishing.

ISSN 3105-0077
DOI Registration Crossref
Publication Model Fully Open Access
Peer Review Single-Blind Peer Review
Publication Frequency Annual
Current Visibility Google Scholar, OpenAlex, Scilit, Semantic Scholar, ScienceOpen, OpenAIRE, The Lens, ROAD, ResearchBib and other scholarly discovery services.
Digital Preservation Zenodo Community