About the Journal
The journal Open Science and Innovation is a peer-reviewed scientific electronic publication operating under the principles of diamond open access.
Publication in the journal is free of charge.
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Year of establishment: 2023
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Founder and publisher: State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine
- EDRPOU code – 02736372
- ROR (Research Organization Registry) 019tz0c71
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Publisher's DOI prefix: 10.62405
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Frequency: twice a year.
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Manuscript submissions are accepted annually by March 1 and September 1
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e-ISSN: 3041-1416
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Media identifier: R40-01252
The journal operates on the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform, version 3.4.0.7 — open-source software developed, maintained, and freely distributed by the Public Knowledge Project under the GNU General Public License.
Journal is indexed in DOAJ, Crossref, OUCI, Google Scholar and other search engines. The publication is archived in the State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine, the V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, and in the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) program — an innovative system for long-term digital preservation.
Languages of submission: Ukrainian, English
Current Issue
Issue of the journal contains seven articles united by the theme of open science development in Ukraine under wartime conditions and European integration: the significance of the Barcelona Declaration for strengthening Ukraine's research ecosystem and key infrastructures (ORCID, OUCI, URIS); monitoring the implementation of open science principles in higher education institutions and research organizations; business models for open access to monographs and licensing mechanisms; the experience of integrating the NTUU "KPI" repository with the CORE platform within the URCORE community; survey findings on the state of the scientific expertise system; issues of journal registration in occupied Crimea and the protection of academic sovereignty; and a bibliometric analysis of global research trends in the psychological preparation of airborne and assault units for the period 2000–2024.
