Scientific Journals
Open Journal Systems, also known as OJS, is open source software for managing peer-reviewed academic journals, created by the Common Knowledge Project, and released under the GNU General Public License.
The system guarantees all the conditions and limitations required by scientific research in terms of form and content. The system also has a scientific and systematic arbitration mechanism that reviews scientific research and ensures the validity of this research and its conformity with the conditions imposed by the journal, and then gives approval or rejection to publish the research, and in some cases Cases require the researcher to make some modifications to his research, and if the researcher makes the modifications, his scientific research will be approved for publication.
The system guarantees all the conditions and limitations required by scientific research in terms of form and content. The system also has a scientific and systematic arbitration mechanism that reviews scientific research and ensures the validity of this research and its conformity with the conditions imposed by the journal, and then gives approval or rejection to publish the research, and in some cases Cases require the researcher to make some modifications to his research, and if the researcher makes the modifications, his scientific research will be approved for publication.
Digital Repository System
The digital repository system preserves and provides easy, controlled and open access to all types of digital content including text, images and datasets. With the advantage of a growing community of developers, committed to continuous expansion and improvement of the software, system administration and technical issues are a breeze.
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