
Our partners, collaborations and indexation
Frontiers is accredited by and a member of major publishing regulatory and ethical committees, and our journals are recognized and archived in established international indexes and repositories. We work with certified publishing service providers and leading consortia advocating open science.
Memberships
To safeguard the integrity of academic publishing and adhere to the highest quality standards and best ethical practices, Frontiers is a member of the following key bodies.

Through our COPE membership, Frontiers actively contributes to the advocacy and promotion of ethical publishing practices. Our representatives are:
Marie Souliere, Head of Editorial Ethics and Quality Assurance, elected COPE Trustee
Simone Ragavooloo, Research Integrity Portfolio Manager, COPE advisor
Elena Vicario, Director of Research Integrity, COPE advisor

STM association
We’re active members of the International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers (STM). This collaborative group brings together publishing leaders to set higher standards for research ethics and safeguard the academic record.
Marie Souliere, Head of Editorial Ethics and Quality Assurance, member of STM’s Research Integrity committee
Anna Rabitti, Research Integrity Portfolio Manager, member of STM’s Standards & Technology committee
The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA)
Frontiers is a signatory of DORA, a global initiative that campaigns for and supports improving ways we assess research and researchers. We measure and communicate a range of indicators of our journals’ impact, and fully support the responsible use of Journal Impact Factors, other quantitative research metrics, and innovative ways for researcher evaluation.

ALPSP - The Association of Learned & Professional Society Publishers

OASPA - Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association

SDG Publishers Compact
Indexing services and repositories
Our journals are listed in trusted indexes and databases to facilitate discoverability and accessibility, and to ensure long-term preservation. All Frontiers' journals are indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and by COPE.
Articles published by Frontiers are also included in the following repositories and indexing services (journal dependent).

1Science

Bielefeld Academic Search Engine

CAS GoOA - Chinese Academy of Sciences

Chemical Abstracts Service

CiteFactor

CLOCKSS (Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe)

CNKI Scholar

Crossref

DeepGreen

DOAB - Directory of Open Access Books eBooks from our Research Topics

DOAJ - Directory of Open Access Journals listed with Seal of Approval

EBSCO Information Services

IET Inspec - The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Medline

OpenAIRE

Polska Bibliogafia Naukowa

PsychINFO

PubMed

PubMed Central

ResearchGate

Scopus

Semantic Scholar - Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence

ProQuest

Web of Science
Integrated service providers and platforms
Articles published in our journals are of the highest quality – a standard we are committed to maintaining. To ensure this, we collaborate with top external service providers.

Altmetric In addition to a full suite of Frontiers article impact metrics, we have also integrated Altmetric, allowing for alternative and objective ways to evaluate research.

BioRxiv Pre-print manuscripts can be submitted to Frontiers directly through BioRxiv to avoid duplicating manuscript information.

Chronos Authors affiliated with or grantees of organisations using Chronos can directly submit their manuscript to Frontiers from Chronos.

CrossMark All published articles are enriched with a record of the current article status.

Figshare To meet the data deposition requirements of our authors and help them showcase their research data outputs, a Figshare widget is embedded on all articles pages, enabling readers to view supplemental data alongside the article.

iThenticate All submitted articles are checked for plagiarism and that they adhere to quality standards.

MedRxiv Pre-print manuscripts can be submitted to Frontiers directly through MedRxiv to avoid duplicating manuscript information.
