Journal verification
Science Publishing Group: archive listing and journal checks
Use the exact journal title, ISSN and website to assess a submission. A publisher’s archive entry and its current policy statements answer different questions.
Published September 11, 2026
Is Science Publishing Group on this archive?
Yes. The historical publisher archive includes Science Publishing Group with a link to sciencepublishinggroup.com. That records historical inclusion; it does not establish the current practices of every journal published under that name.
This profile concerns sciencepublishinggroup.com. Do not transfer its archive history to a similarly named organization or a different domain. Match the publisher on the journal’s own website and official records.
What the publisher currently states
The sources below were reviewed on September 11, 2026. These are publisher statements, not independent verification that a particular manuscript receives the described treatment.
| Topic | Published information | What to check next |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and business model | The publisher describes itself as a gold open-access publisher founded in 2012. Publisher’s About page. | Match the specific journal, ISSN, publisher and domain across records. |
| Peer review | Its policy describes at least two reviewers and several routes for finding them, including author suggestions. Publisher’s peer-review policy. | Read the journal-specific process and inspect recent articles, corrections and editorial information. |
| Publication charges | The publisher provides a journal-by-journal APC lookup. Publisher’s APC information. | Confirm the exact journal’s amount, currency, payment stage and any additional charges before submission. |
How to check the journal you are considering
- Write down its identity. Save the exact title, print/electronic ISSNs and full website address. An invitation’s display name alone is insufficient.
- Verify each indexing claim separately. Use the exact ISSN in Scopus Sources, Clarivate’s Master Journal List or the appropriate NLM record. Record collection and coverage dates; a different journal’s record does not transfer.
- Inspect editorial and publication evidence. Check whether named editors acknowledge the role through independent institutional profiles, and read recent papers and any public corrections. Record what you can establish and what remains uncertain.
- Check costs and preservation. Keep the terms you see before submitting. Use the preservation guide to investigate where the journal’s content is archived.
- Record the outcome. The journal checker helps keep source links and unresolved questions together. For a US university or medical institution, ask your librarian which journal or funder requirements apply to your manuscript.
What this profile does not establish
No journal-level indexing, editorial affiliation, individual APC or manuscript-review outcome was independently verified for this profile. We therefore do not give a publisher-wide “safe” or “unsafe” score. The presence of a policy is evidence of a public statement; confirming how a journal operates requires additional evidence.
Historical listing alone should not decide whether to submit, cite or assess someone’s work. Resolve material conflicts before sending a manuscript or payment. For an inaccurate statement in this profile, use our correction policy and contact page with the relevant source and date.
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