Environmental Medicine and Toxicology (EMT) emphasizes the importance of ensuring that its scholarly record remains permanently accessible to the global research community. To achieve this, the journal has developed a comprehensive archiving strategy for all published content.
1. Scope of Preservation
All materials associated with published articles—including final full-text files, bibliographic metadata, supplementary datasets, and any visual or tabular content—are systematically retained within the journal's digital infrastructure. This approach guarantees that the complete scholarly output of EMT remains intact and retrievable over time.
2. Archiving Infrastructure
EMT uses its journal management system as the primary repository for published content. This system is designed to provide continuous and unrestricted access to all articles through the journal's official website. In the event of any platform migration, technical upgrade, or unforeseen disruption, the journal commits to taking all reasonable measures to maintain uninterrupted access to its published records.
3. Author-Driven Data Deposit
While EMT ensures the preservation of published articles, authors are strongly encouraged to independently deposit their underlying research data and supplementary materials in trusted institutional or disciplinary repositories. These deposits should comply with all applicable ethical, legal, and confidentiality standards.
4. Continuity of Access
If the journal's website or publishing platform experiences temporary unavailability, EMT will actively work to restore access to its content and safeguard the integrity of the scholarly record. The journal is dedicated to minimizing any disruption to the accessibility of its published research.