Scholarena is the platform for open-access publishing — 76 peer-reviewed journals, transparent timelines, and decisions you can plan around.
Everything researchers need to publish, review, and share open-access work — in one place.
From clinical medicine to nanoscience — each journal operates with its own editorial board, subject focus, and fully open licensing.
Average time to first editorial decision across the platform.
Every article we publish is free to read, free to share, and freely licensed on day one.
Waiver programme covers researchers in low- and middle-income regions.
Active subject-matter reviewers worldwide.
CrossRef DOIs, COPE-aligned policies, archival preservation.
One clear process — transparent at every stage.
Upload your manuscript, cover letter, and supplementary files in a single flow. Pick a journal and receive acknowledgement within 24 hours.
Two or three reviewers from our 1,200-strong panel assess the manuscript with structured feedback — editors synthesise and return substantive comments.
Accepted manuscripts are typeset, assigned a CrossRef DOI, archived with our preservation partners, and released under a permissive licence.
Transparent timelines, fair reviews, and waivers that make open access possible from day one.
A stable editorial process, respected peer review, and indexing that supports your research record.
Framework agreements for institutions wanting consolidated open-access publishing.
“The editorial team handled our submission with exceptional care — thorough review, helpful feedback, and a timeline we could actually plan around.”
“Open access was only part of it. What surprised me was how transparent the process was from acknowledgement through to publication.”
“The waiver programme genuinely levels the field for researchers in low-resource settings. It made our work possible to publish.”
A selection of peer-reviewed open-access articles published across our catalogue.
Ectopic teeth located within the maxillary sinus are rare and are most commonly associated with odontogenic cysts, trauma, or supernumerary dentition. …
Read articleBackground: Tympanoplasty is a commonly performed surgical procedure for the repair of tympanic membrane perforations in chronic otitis media. With the growing adoption of minimall…
Read articleBackground and Objective: Over the past decade, advancements in telehealth allowed for more accessible and tailored hearing care. As a result, an increasing number of home-based, s…
Read articleOsseointegration is a dynamic biological process described as the direct contact of bone tissue with the implant surface and depends on factors related to the implant, the surgical…
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