Version 0.3

• Graphic design which is user-friendly and easily customisable
• Dynamic contextualization
• Automatic Backup
• Anonymous article submission
• Anonymous on-line peer-review
• Category and number management
• An unlimited number of scientific and editorial committees
• A plurality of permitted file formats (which can be restricted according to your needs): XML, HTML, LateX, MsWord, PDF, PS, Jpeg, gif, png.

Forthcoming features (version 0.4)

• Compliance with the Open Archive OAI-PMH protocol
• A customisable editing-publishing stage
• Conversion of XML or LateX articles into in HTML or PDF version.
• Entirely modifiable style sheets for visualizing and printing articles.
• Validation and article conversion tools for registered users.

Hyperjournal Overview

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Dynamic Contextualization

Dynamic Contextualization is a P2P tool, based on semantic web technologies, which allows readers to visualize, while reading an article, all the articles quoted by and all those quoting the one they are reading. Dynamic Contextualization also enables you to easily carry out bibliometrical calculations such as: the number of quotations received by an article or by an author, citation source groupings by journal, by topic, by period.

Open Archive OAI-PMH protocol compliance

Compliance with OAI-PMH protocol allows you to index journal contents within the Open Archives net. From the authors’ point of view, this increases both access and publishing impact factors.

Unlimited number of scientific and editorial committes

The authorization structure offers the possibility of sharing responsibilities within the editorial board; the editor may create specific groups (Scientific and Editorial committees) according to the journal’s particular needs.

On-line anonymous peer-review

The Scientific Committee assesses contributions, establishing whether or not they may be admitted for publishing. The criteria for evaluation can be established by the individual journal. It is also possible to publish the evaluation of the Scientific Committe.