Cryptoscience Institutional Publishing
A Permanent Scholarly Identity for Every Journal
Discover a scholarly journal, find its Cryptoscience Serial Identifier, or register a journal and obtain a free permanent CSID. One journal identity, one CSID, preserved as a durable scholarly registry reference.
Categories are classification metadata only. All journals belong to one unified CSID registry.
Global Journal Discovery
Search Journals & Find Their CSID
Built and maintained by the Cryptoscience Open-Source Organization, the CSID Registry provides scholarly journals with a permanent serial identity and a native, publication-ready CSID Barcode — freely and without commercial registration fees. Each CSID remains an enduring registry identity independently of changes to a journal's website, publisher, or digital location.
Cryptoscience ID (CSID) is a next-generation, open-source scholarly registry identifier, freely provided by Cryptoscience for journal identification and discovery.
Indexed Journal Discovery
Discover Indexed Journal
Search external journal records without registering or issuing a CSID.
External discovery is bibliographic only. This section does not register a journal or issue a CSID.
Public Journal Registration
Get Your Journal CSID
Obtain a permanent CSID for your journal first. Once registered, you can apply to endorse your journal under the Cryptoscience Publishing Protocol (CPP) for inclusion in the permanent Cryptoscience Registry.
CSID registration establishes permanent journal identity. Registration does not constitute Cryptoscience endorsement.
Indexed Journal
Search the indexed catalogue first. Eligible indexed journals use the existing automatic public CSID route.
Search Indexed JournalsNon-Indexed Journal
If the journal is not found, add its identity manually and obtain its CSID.
Add Your Non-Indexed Journal ManuallyAdd Your Non-Indexed Journal Manually
Enter the journal identity below. No login or website token is required on this public registration surface.
Already have your journal CSID?
You can now apply to Endorse Your Journal under the Cryptoscience Publishing Protocol (CPP).
Once endorsed, your journal receives its dedicated Cryptoscience publication page. Each volume or issue can then be submitted for permanent preservation, with its publication files, identifiers, and preservation record maintained as part of the journal's permanent scholarly archive.
Contribution fees apply to volume/issue preservation and support permanent storage, registry maintenance, and publication infrastructure.