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Know Your Publisher

Know Your Publisher

Indian Journal of Science and Technology is being published as Gold Open Access by Indian Society for Education and Environment (iSee) since its inception (year 2007).

iSee is a non-profit organization (NGO) founded its inception in 2007 as a Society by the initiatives of Scientists, Educationalists, and Healthcare professionals from India. iSee strives to contribute its mites in the realm of Education, Environment and Health. In this regard, iSee has been engaged in spreading Health & Environment awareness by conducting special campaigns, seminars and conferences and also by supporting research projects.

iSee pays special attention to bridge knowledge gaps and economic disparity for information access among regions and strengthens the academic ties among young researchers with experts, globally. In this regard, iSee conducts conferences, workshops and encourages open access publications. Thus, iSee is benefitting the Researchers as well as the world community with the fruit of innovation through unlimited knowledge sharing.

With the above objectives, iSee brings out its precious research publication outputs (>15000 articles) to the public domain through its own archives and through impartial aggregators. All the articles can be accessed FREELY and Fully under Gold Open Access policy. This will be a great Boost to the research community especially those researchers from the Developing and Underdeveloped countries who otherwise face financial pressure from other journal sources demanding huge subscription fee. Similarly, the librarians are also relieved from the subscription burden and thus saving the public money/ expenses from the Government exchequer.

iSee strives to break such unethical paywall by means of aligning itself to the Gold Open Access Policy. In this course, Open Access Publishers, especially from the Developing regions, need to strive hard in up-holding the quality & visibility against the hesitance of Western dominated indexing agencies/ Directories or lack of Institutional funding supports. ISee is not exceptional to those odds!