Publishing your congress poster: questions and answers
What authors ask before publishing the poster they presented at a medical congress. Lire en français
Where can I publish the poster I presented at a medical congress?
MP Journal of Medical Research publishes posters presented at medical congresses as peer-reviewed, open-access records: the poster in high definition, a structured abstract, key messages, a key figure and a credit to the congress. Submission is online and free of charge.
Is it free to publish my poster?
Yes. There are currently no submission fees and no article processing charges, and every publication is free to read. Should fees ever be introduced, they would be announced beforehand and would never apply to a record already submitted or published.
Is my poster peer reviewed?
Yes. The editorial office first checks the record against the poster; then at least one member of the Editorial Board whose specialty matches the work reviews it. Review is single-anonymized, and the Editorial Board takes the final decision.
Will my poster get a DOI?
Yes. A DOI (DataCite) is assigned when the publication is deposited in Zenodo, the open archive operated by CERN, which preserves it independently of the journal website and registers it with OpenAIRE and OpenAlex.
Where is the journal indexed?
Articles of the journal are indexed in Google Scholar and archived in Zenodo (CERN), with their DOI registered at DataCite and listed by OpenAIRE and OpenAlex. The journal is not yet indexed in DOAJ, Scopus, Web of Science or MEDLINE/PubMed.
Does the journal have an ISSN?
Yes. The online edition of MP Journal of Medical Research has the ISSN 3144-8402, assigned by the U.S. ISSN Center at the Library of Congress. It appears on every page of the journal, on every article PDF and certificate, and in the metadata read by indexes.
What is the difference between a journal and a poster repository?
A poster repository usually posts the file after a basic check, without peer review. The journal reviews each submission and publishes a structured record — abstract, key messages, key figure, references, English version — with a certificate of publication and a credit to the congress.
What do I need to submit?
The poster you presented, ideally the original PDF. Our AI reads it and prepares the record — title, authors, abstract, key messages, keywords, congress, key figure — which you check, complete and send with your signed agreements from a free MeetingsPremium account.
Can I submit a poster written in French?
Yes. Posters in English or French are accepted. A French record is published with an English title, abstract and keywords, so that it can be read and indexed internationally; the English version is shown first.
Who keeps the copyright?
The authors do. The record is published under a Creative Commons license — CC BY 4.0 by default, or CC BY-NC 4.0 at the authors’ request — and you may deposit it at once in your institutional repository or on your ORCID profile.
How long does publication take?
There is no fixed timeline: the record is published once the editorial check and the review are complete, and the journal does not promise a decision within a set time. You follow every step from your account, under “My submissions”.
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