1. What is a DOI of an Article?
A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to a published research article, ensuring a permanent and reliable link to its location on the internet. It serves as a digital fingerprint for the article — even if the website URL changes, the DOI link will always direct readers to the article’s official page.
2. DOI Assignment
- Article published in ARV Journals is assigned a unique DOI number.
- The DOI is registered through a recognized DOI registration agency such as CrossRef.
- The DOI number is displayed on the first page of every published article, both in PDF and online formats.
3. Purpose and Benefits of DOI
- Permanent Linking : Ensures the article remains accessible even if the journal’s website structure changes.
- Easy Citation : Enables standardized citation and referencing by researchers worldwide.
- Metadata Integration : Connects article metadata with indexing databases for greater visibility and discoverability.
- Global Recognition : Facilitates inclusion in citation indexes, research repositories, and academic search platforms.
4. DOI Resolution
Authors and readers can access published articles using their DOI link in any browser by entering: https://doi.org. This automatically redirects to the official webpage of the article hosted on the ARV Journals platform.
5. DOI And Citation
Authors are encouraged to include the DOI number in all references and citations to enhance discoverability and ensure proper academic attribution.