The Journal of Research in Integrative Biology (JRIB) has a commitment towards sustaining the availability of scholarly publications in order to make them available to researchers, academicians, institutions, policy makers, and the international scientific community for a long time in the future. It is important to maintain access to scientific literature in order to promote the progress of biological sciences.

All articles which are published will be preserved through proper digital archiving procedures to maintain the availability of scientific information for all time. Our archiving strategy has been implemented to safeguard the authenticity and integrity of our published research, despite any technological changes in the future.

JRIB strives to ensure that all publications contribute to a sustainable and perpetual scholarly record. The articles published in the journal are available for reference and citation through the website of the journal.

Our archiving policy supports:

• Digital archiving of published articles
• Online availability of published articles for a long time
• Reliable and stable records in scholarly literature
• Safe storage of published researches
• Consistent citation and availability
• Retrieval of scientific papers
• Archiving of articles metadata and publishing information
• Enhancement of research visibility and accessibility
• Academic references and knowledge sharing

The journal promotes the archiving of the accepted version of the manuscript by the authors in institutional repositories, university libraries, funding agencies repositories, and personal websites, but this must be done while conforming to the self-archiving policy of the journal.

Through the development of solid digital preservation techniques and responsible archiving efforts, JRIB is able to make sure that the published research is discoverable and valuable to future generations. Through our focus on long-term preservation, we are ensuring that the scientific records are preserved in a manner that allows future generations to benefit from the research