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Buenos Aires, Argentina (Spanish)
Science
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Québec, Canada (French, English)
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Recently-added journals
DOAJ’s team of managing editors, editors, and volunteers work together with publishers to index new journals. As soon as they’re accepted, these journals are displayed on our website, freely accessible to everyone.
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