Athenaeum Scientific Publishers is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of all published scholarly content.

All articles published in our journals are preserved through multiple mechanisms designed to support long-term availability:

• Publisher Archiving:
  Final published versions of articles are securely stored and maintained on the publisher’s primary servers with regular backups.
  
  

• Self-Archiving (Green Open Access):
  

  Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit the published version of their articles in institutional repositories, subject-specific repositories, or personal academic websites without embargo.

  
  

  Self-Archiving and Repository Support:
  Athenaeum Scientific Publishers supports responsible scholarly dissemination and permits authors to archive and share published articles in institutional repositories, subject repositories, personal websites, and academic networking platforms in accordance with the publisher’s self-archiving policy and CC BY 4.0 licensing terms.

• Metadata Preservation:
  Article metadata is openly available and structured to support harvesting, indexing, and long-term discoverability by abstracting and indexing services.
  
  

• Long-Term Preservation Statement:
  

  Athenaeum Scientific Publishers has entered into a formal digital preservation agreement with Portico to support the long-term preservation of its scholarly content. The onboarding process is currently underway, and content archiving will be implemented in accordance with Portico’s preservation standards.

  In the interim, all published articles are securely maintained through internal archiving systems and regular backups to ensure continued accessibility. Authors are also permitted to deposit their work in institutional repositories and other recognized archives.

These measures ensure continued access to published content in the event of technological changes, platform migration, or service interruption, in line with international best practices for scholarly publishing.

All archived content will remain permanently accessible to readers, even in the event of publisher platform failure or discontinuation.