Our Mission
YUKTAB Publisher exists to make rigorous, peer-reviewed research openly available to readers everywhere. Every article we publish is open access from the day it's released — free for anyone to read, cite, and build on.
YUKTAB Publisher exists to make rigorous, peer-reviewed research openly available to readers everywhere. Every article we publish is open access from the day it's released — free for anyone to read, cite, and build on.
Each journal under YUKTAB maintains an independent editorial board and a double-blind peer review process. We hold every title — spanning computing, artificial intelligence, multidisciplinary science, and social studies — to the same standard of rigor, regardless of field.
Since publishing our first issue in 2015, YUKTAB has grown into a home for five distinct, peer-reviewed journals, each with its own editorial identity and community of authors and reviewers.
Readers never pay to access an article — every issue is free to read, download, and cite. Publishing is supported through author-side article processing charges, disclosed upfront with no hidden costs at acceptance.
All submissions go through double-blind peer review by at least two independent reviewers in the relevant field. Editorial decisions are made on scholarly merit alone, and reviewer identities are kept confidential throughout.
Published articles are assigned persistent identifiers and made discoverable through standard academic indexing channels, so your work can be found, cited, and tracked well beyond our own website.
We follow established publication ethics guidelines on authorship, conflicts of interest, and data integrity. Any concerns raised about a published article are investigated formally by the relevant editorial board.
YUKTAB Publisher maintains a strict, zero-tolerance plagiarism policy. Every submission is screened through similarity-detection software before entering peer review, and confirmed cases of plagiarism — including self-plagiarism and improper citation — result in immediate rejection or retraction,...
Choose the journal that best fits your research area, register an author account on that journal's site, and submit your manuscript through its online submission system. Full formatting and referencing guidelines are provided on each journal's Author Guidelines page.
Original, unpublished research with a clear contribution to the field, sound methodology, and honest reporting of results. Submissions currently under review elsewhere cannot be considered.
Most submissions receive an initial editorial decision within 21 days. Manuscripts that proceed to full peer review typically receive reviewer feedback within 6–8 weeks.
As an open-access publisher, we cover the cost of free public access through an author-side processing charge, disclosed upfront before submission — with no surprise fees at acceptance.
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