Journal Indexing

Maximizing discoverability of enzyme research worldwide.

Comprehensive indexing ensures your enzyme research is discoverable by biochemists, biotechnologists, and pharmaceutical researchers worldwide. Each database serves different user communities, from academic researchers to industry practitioners searching scientific platforms. Indexed articles receive enhanced visibility and citation opportunities.

JEN continuously works to expand indexing coverage. We maintain active applications with major scientific indices. As the journal portfolio grows and meets eligibility criteria, we anticipate additional indexing partnerships that will further increase global visibility for enzyme research publications.

Authors can enhance article visibility through several strategies. Select descriptive titles containing key enzyme terms. Choose specific keywords representing major findings. Write clear structured abstracts summarizing methodology and key results. Share published articles through professional networks and academic social media platforms.

Track citations to your JEN publications through Google Scholar and institutional services. Citation alerts notify you when your enzyme research is referenced by other scholars, helping monitor impact and identify collaboration opportunities in enzymology.

Authors may deposit published versions in institutional repositories, subject archives, and personal websites in accordance with Creative Commons license terms. Such deposits enhance article visibility and generate additional citations while maintaining permanent links to the official version.

Published articles are tracked for alternative metrics including social media mentions, news coverage, and policy document citations. Altmetrics provide complementary measures of research impact beyond traditional citations, capturing broader engagement with enzyme discoveries.

JEN articles are integrated with major enzyme databases and bioinformatics resources. Proper enzyme nomenclature and accession numbers facilitate database linking and enhance discoverability through specialized enzyme information systems used by enzymologists worldwide.

JEN optimizes article metadata for search engine discovery. Proper tagging of enzyme classes, reaction types, and methodology terms enhances findability across scientific search platforms used by biochemists and biotechnologists.

Articles properly annotated with enzyme classifications, reaction types, and substrate information integrate effectively with specialized enzyme databases. This integration enhances discoverability among researchers using discipline-specific resources for enzyme information.