Pensoft Publishers has partnered with the Faculty of Dental Medicine at Medical University Sofia to co-publish the peer-reviewed journal Problems of Dental Medicine.
Published continuously since 1973, the journal offers a venue for high-quality research in dental medicine, public dental health, and healthcare. It publishes research and review articles and short communications, as well as methods, data, and forum papers in a wide range of disciplines in dentistry and dental sciences. Thanks to support from Medical University Sofia, authors of Problems of Dental Medicine can publish their articles for free.
Along with its most recent articles, the journal’s backlist content is also available on its website.
In joining Pensoft, Problems of Dental Medicine will get access to improved publishing infrastructure and benefit from increased visibility and discoverability for its published research. The journal will use Pensoft’s self-developed platform, ARPHA - an end-to-end publishing solution that makes it easy for both humans and machines to access, cite, and reuse research. ARPHA streamlines publishing workflows, providing a single online ecosystem for the entire editorial process, from manuscript submission to peer review, editing, publication, and archiving.
“Problems of Dental Medicine has a long history and established traditions, but joining Pensoft marks a major step forward in the journal’s development,” said Editor-in-Chief Prof. Boyko Bonev. “I am confident that this collaboration will be extremely beneficial, providing broader international visibility, greater accessibility, and new opportunities for the advancement of dental science.”
“We are excited to start this new chapter with Problems of Dental Medicine and believe this partnership will significantly contribute to the development and understanding of dental science,” commented Prof. Lyubomir Penev, CEO and founder of Pensoft and ARPHA.
About Pensoft:
Pensoft is an independent, open-access publisher and technology provider, best known for its biodiversity journals, including ZooKeys, Biodiversity Data Journal, PhytoKeys, MycoKeys, One Ecosystem, Metabarcoding and Metagenomics, and many others.
Over the past 30 years, Pensoft has built a reputation for its innovations in the field, after launching ZooKeys, the very first digital-first scientific journal in zoology and the first to introduce semantic enrichments and hyperlinks within a biodiversity article.
To date, the company has continuously been working on various tools and workflows designed to facilitate biodiversity data findability, accessibility, discoverability and interoperability. The latest large projects led by Pensoft include the OpenBiodiv knowledge graph and the Horizon 2020 project BiCIKL.