Microbiome Research Reports (MRR) Now Indexed in the Asian Science Citation Index (ASCI)
We are delighted to announce that Microbiome Research Reports (MRR), an open access journal, has been officially indexed in the Asian Science Citation Index (ASCI).
ASCI is a comprehensive academic database dedicated to enhancing the visibility and impact of high-quality open access journals in Asia. It currently covers over 14,000 journals from more than 100 countries across the fields of science, technology, medicine (STM), social sciences, arts, and humanities.
Key Features of ASCI
- Comprehensive Indexing: ASCI indexes journals in their entirety, ensuring full visibility from cover to cover.
- Rigorous Standards: Journals are evaluated based on strict criteria including originality, academic impact, publication frequency, international authorship, and ethical compliance.
- Multidisciplinary Integration: ASCI supports cross-disciplinary research by encompassing a wide range of subject areas.
- Global Reach: With journals indexed from over 100 countries, ASCI promotes international academic exchange and collaboration.
- Open Access Support: ASCI aims to enhance the visibility of open access journals and facilitate the broad dissemination of scholarly resources.
Being indexed in ASCI represents an important milestone for MRR, signifying recognition of its academic quality, international reach, and growing influence in microbiome research.
Moving forward, MRR remains committed to maintaining high academic standards, fostering global collaboration, and advancing the frontiers of microbiome science.
Editor: Yagui Lv
Language Editor: Catherine Yang
Production Editor: Ting Xu
Respectfully Submitted by the Editorial Office of Microbiome Research Reports
