About the Intellectual Archive
Intellectual Archive is a multidisciplinary academic journal and online archive dedicated to the dissemination and long-term preservation of scholarly research in the natural and enginering sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
Established in 2012, the journal publishes original research articles and scholarly contributions following editorial
review. All accepted articles are permanently archived with a persistent online link. All online publications in the
archive are free of charge.
Upon request, authors may also obtain a DOI for their online publication, as well as an official signed and stamped
paper certificate indicating the author’s name, article title, date of publication, and permanent access link. This
option is valuable for scientists and inventors, as it helps confirm the priority of their research and inventions in a publicly accessible and citable form.
Further information for engineers and inventors is available on our
dedicated Inventors page.
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About the Journal
Intellectual Archive also publishes a quarterly printed edition—a multidisciplinary scholarly journal featuring selected full-text research articles in the natural and engineering sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Since 2012, the journal has been catalogued by major national and academic repositories, including the Library of Congress, USA, Library and Archives Canada , as well as other institutional and online reference resources. Manuscripts are reviewed on a rolling basis, and editorial decisions are normally communicated within approximately one month.Printing articles in a paper journal and archiving them in reputable libraries provides a substantial benefit for scientists and engineers. Any online-only journals or digital storage systems may become unavailable due to hardware failure, cyberattacks, or the permanent closure of a publisher’s website. In contrast, articles printed in a paper journal and stored in reputable libraries are preserved indefinitely, thereby supporting the scientific or inventive priority of their authors.
Scope of Publications
Intellectual Archive accepts original scholarly works in the following broad disciplines:
- Natural Sciences (including astronomy, physics, mathematics, chemistry, and biology)
- Engineering Sciences
- Social Sciences (including economics, education, history, law, linguistics, and psychology)
- Humanities (including philosophy, religious studies, historical linguistics, and visual and performing arts)
The journal welcomes theoretical, methodological, and interdisciplinary contributions that advance academic research and scholarly discussion.
Archiving and Access Options
Intellectual Archive offers several access levels for archived submissions, allowing authors to control the visibility of their work:
- Public Access. The full text of the article is publicly available. Metadata and descriptive information are indexed by search engines.
- Restricted Access. Article metadata (such as title and abstract) are publicly visible and indexed by search engines, while the full text is not accessible to the general public.
- Private Access. Neither the article file nor its descriptive metadata is publicly visible. Access is restricted to the author only. This option is intended for works in progress or preliminary submissions and may be used to establish authorship priority and document copyright status.
Author Profiles
Upon request, Intellectual Archive may host a dedicated author profile containing biographical information, curriculum vitae, lists of publications, and links to archived works. Publicly available profile pages and associated publication links may be indexed by scholarly and general search engines. See examples of personal pages at http://authors.intellectualarchive.com/ERVIN_GOLDFAIN/about.html and http://starryroom.intellectualarchive.com.
File Storage and Security
All submitted files are stored in a secure data infrastructure located in the United States, with additional offline backups to ensure data integrity and long-term preservation. Reasonable technical and organizational measures are implemented to protect submitted content against unauthorized access, loss, or alteration.