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TEJAS Journal of Technologies and Humanitarian Science (TEJAS) is represented in recognized scholarly discovery, bibliographic, and metadata services that support the identification, discoverability, and accessibility of its published content.
The journal's official ISSN record is confirmed in the ISSN International Portal under ISSN 2583-5599. The ISSN record currently identifies Crossref, OpenAlex, and SUDOC under its “Covered by” section and also identifies the journal within ROAD – Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources.
Current Coverage and Registration
OpenAlex
TEJAS is covered in OpenAlex, a scholarly discovery and research-information resource. Its inclusion supports the discoverability of journal and article metadata within the wider scholarly information ecosystem.
SUDOC
TEJAS is covered in SUDOC, the French academic union catalogue. The journal's coverage contributes to bibliographic discovery through academic library information systems.
Crossref
TEJAS uses Crossref infrastructure for DOI registration and scholarly metadata. Crossref enables publishers to register DOIs and deposit or update associated bibliographic metadata for scholarly content.
ROAD – Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources
TEJAS is represented in ROAD, a service of the ISSN International Centre that provides access to ISSN bibliographic records for open-access scholarly resources.
ISSN International Portal Record
The journal has a confirmed ISSN record in the official ISSN International Portal:
Transparency Statement
Coverage, indexing, cataloguing, and registration status may change according to the policies and records of the respective external services. TEJAS therefore reports only services for which current coverage or registration can be independently verified.
The presence of the journal in one service should not be interpreted as inclusion in any other indexing database. TEJAS does not claim inclusion in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, or any other database unless such inclusion has been formally confirmed by the respective service.