About CorayNova for Institutions

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This resource sets out CorayNova Academic Press's publisher-level information for institutions and libraries that work with, evaluate, recommend, archive, fund, or provide access to CorayNova journals.

CorayNova supports universities, research institutes, libraries, funders, scholarly societies, and research offices through open access publishing, journal infrastructure, high-quality metadata, ethical publishing standards, and long-term access planning.

The CorayNova Journals Platform is the primary platform for journal homepages, article records, metadata, DOI information, license information, full text, supplementary materials, and post-publication updates.

· Institutional Audience

CorayNova works with institutions that support authors, readers, editors, reviewers, societies, research groups, and library users. Institutional engagement may involve access, metadata, open access compliance, repository support, publishing partnerships, journal hosting or cooperation, outreach, training, and responsible scholarly communication.

CorayNova-owned journals operate in principle under an open access model. Access arrangements for partner journals, special publishing arrangements, and future journals are stated on the relevant journal and article pages.

Institutional Group
Common Needs

Universities and research institutes
Support for authors, journal evaluation, repository workflows, responsible publishing, and research visibility.

Libraries
Reliable article links, metadata, licenses, discovery records, A-Z lists, repository support, and preservation information.

Funders and research offices
Information about open access compliance, licensing, APC or waiver arrangements, metadata, funding statements, and responsible publication practices.

Scholarly societies
Journal cooperation, editorial governance, publishing infrastructure, outreach, metadata support, and long-term access planning.

Consortia and institutional partners
Discussion of publishing arrangements, training, metadata cooperation, APC support, discounts, waivers, or partnership models.

· What Institutions Can Expect from CorayNova

CorayNova maintains publisher-level standards for transparency, editorial independence, peer review, publication ethics, licensing, metadata quality, post-publication updates, and responsible communication with institutional stakeholders.

Institutional arrangements, sponsorship, APC support, discounts, waivers, publishing cooperation, and other commercial or operational relationships do not influence editorial assessment, peer review, acceptance, rejection, correction, retraction, or appeal outcomes.

Area
Publisher-Level Standard

Platform access
The CorayNova Journals Platform provides journal pages, article records, DOI information, licenses, full text where available, supplementary materials, and post-publication updates.

Open access
CorayNova supports open access compliance goals while institutions and authors remain responsible for checking funder, institutional, repository, and license requirements.

Metadata
CorayNova is committed to maintaining article metadata that supports identification, discovery, linking, and responsible record-keeping.

Editorial integrity
Commercial, institutional, sponsorship, or APC-related relationships do not influence editorial evaluation or publication decisions.

Preservation
CorayNova supports preservation through platform records, DOI persistence, metadata maintenance, backups, post-publication notice linking, and PKP Preservation Network participation for eligible journals/content where supported by platform and journal configuration.

· Primary Access Point

Institutions and libraries should use the article DOI or the article landing page on the CorayNova Journals Platform as the preferred link for catalogues, repositories, subject guides, LibGuides, course guides, reference lists, and institutional records.

Indexing and database coverage vary by journal and should be verified on the relevant journal page.

· Institutional Enquiries

General institutional enquiries may be sent to info@coraynova.com. Cooperation, partnership, and institutional arrangement enquiries may be sent to marketing@coraynova.com. Serious institutional-level matters may be sent to executive@coraynova.com. The Feedback page may also be used as a supplementary contact route.

Institutional Group	Common Needs
Universities and research institutes	Support for authors, journal evaluation, repository workflows, responsible publishing, and research visibility.
Libraries	Reliable article links, metadata, licenses, discovery records, A-Z lists, repository support, and preservation information.
Funders and research offices	Information about open access compliance, licensing, APC or waiver arrangements, metadata, funding statements, and responsible publication practices.
Scholarly societies	Journal cooperation, editorial governance, publishing infrastructure, outreach, metadata support, and long-term access planning.
Consortia and institutional partners	Discussion of publishing arrangements, training, metadata cooperation, APC support, discounts, waivers, or partnership models.

Area	Publisher-Level Standard
Platform access	The CorayNova Journals Platform provides journal pages, article records, DOI information, licenses, full text where available, supplementary materials, and post-publication updates.
Open access	CorayNova supports open access compliance goals while institutions and authors remain responsible for checking funder, institutional, repository, and license requirements.
Metadata	CorayNova is committed to maintaining article metadata that supports identification, discovery, linking, and responsible record-keeping.
Editorial integrity	Commercial, institutional, sponsorship, or APC-related relationships do not influence editorial evaluation or publication decisions.
Preservation	CorayNova supports preservation through platform records, DOI persistence, metadata maintenance, backups, post-publication notice linking, and PKP Preservation Network participation for eligible journals/content where supported by platform and journal configuration.