EDITORIAL VOL. 11 2026 – Evolución tecnológica al servicio de la comunicación científica. MOJP 4.0 y una nueva etapa de desarrollo editorial

Rocío Silveira de Andrade

doi:10.32351/rca.v11.470

Authors

Rocío Silveira de Andrade Universidad Argentina de la Empresa https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9140-3299

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32351/rca.v11.470

Política de Crossmark DOI: https://doi.org/10.32351/politica-crossmark

Keywords:

Diamond Open Access, Editorial policy, Metadata, Editorial sustainability, MOJP 4.0, scientific communication, editorial infrastructure, scholarly metadata, interoperability, persistent identifiers, OAI-PMH, XMP, Custom Head Injector, OJS

Abstract

This editorial presents MOJP 4.0, a technological evolution of the editorial infrastructure of the Peer-Reviewed Scientific Journal of the MenteClara Foundation, developed by Oscar R. Gómez and his engineering team on the basis of OJS 3.5.0.5. It describes its main innovations: optimization of the metadata architecture, implementation of interoperable semantic schemas, improved identification of authors and institutions through persistent identifiers, expansion of OAI-PMH services, and integration of XMP metadata into PDF documents. It also presents Custom Head Injector, a native MOJP 4.0 module compatible with OJS 3.5.0.5 and later versions, which expands the possibilities for customizing and integrating metadata, semantic schemas, and external services into the HTML header of editorial platforms. The editorial also introduces the XMP-PDF Module, a technology designed to enrich scientific documents with structured information about their bibliographic identity, editorial provenance, rights, and other relevant data. These developments are part of an institutional trajectory of innovation, technological autonomy, and commitment to the principles of openness, interoperability, and the circulation of scientific information.

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Author Biography

Rocío Silveira de Andrade, Universidad Argentina de la Empresa

Public sworn translator of English, graduated from the Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. Master’s candidate in Discourse Analysis at the University of Buenos Aires and lawyer. She has carried out numerous Spanish–English translations and proofreading of scientific articles, including “Tantric Buddhism in Buenos Aires: A Case Study of Secular Religiosity among Young People,” “Traveling the ‘Southern Routes’: Esoteric Buddhism in Maritime Asia, 7th–13th Centuries CE,” and “Development and the Role of the Provinces: A New Role for Provincial States in Economic Development,” among others. She specializes in research methodology and is responsible for the final proofreading of articles accepted for publication.

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