Self Archiving Policy
Journal of Biomedicine and Biochemistry (JBB) fully supports responsible self-archiving practices in accordance with international open-access and scholarly communication standards. As an open-access journal, all published articles are made available immediately under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License.
Authors are permitted and encouraged to archive any version of their manuscript as follows:
1. Published Version (Version of Record – VoR)
Authors may deposit the final published version of their article in:
- Personal webpages
- Institutional or corporate repositories
- Disciplinary or subject-based repositories
- Academic social networks (where permitted)
This may be done immediately upon publication, without embargo, provided that:
- The full citation is included
- A link to the Version of Record on the JBB website is provided
- The DOI is referenced whenever available
2. Accepted Manuscript (AAM):Authors may archive the peer-reviewed accepted manuscript at any time on personal, institutional, or disciplinary repositories. No embargo period applies.
3. Submitted Manuscript (Preprint):Authors may share the submitted version (preprint) at any time and in any location. Posting preprints does not affect consideration for publication in JBB.
4. Abstracts, Metadata, and Citations: Authors may freely reuse and disseminate the article’s metadata—including the title, authors’ names, affiliations, abstract, and citation information—on any platform, including social media (Twitter/X, Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs), provided that the citation includes a link to the article on the JBB website or its DOI.
5. Licensing and Reuse: All self-archived versions must clearly state the article’s license (CC BY 4.0) and include a citation to the published version.
