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Zoonoses Journal Included in Web of Science Emerging Sources Citation Index

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The open-access journal *Zoonoses* now holds a place in the Web of Science Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). This inclusion marks the journal’s formal entry into the index, which tracks scholarly publications that meet specific editorial and peer-review standards.

The Web of Science, managed by Clarivate, evaluates journals based on their editorial rigor and the quality of the research they publish. *Zoonoses* focuses on the intersection of animal and human health, specifically covering research related to diseases that transmit between species. By joining the ESCI, the journal’s content becomes discoverable through the Web of Science platform, allowing researchers to track citations and access data from the publication alongside other indexed academic works. Compuscript Publishing, the organization responsible for the journal, confirmed the inclusion following a review of the publication’s editorial policies and dissemination practices.

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Date: June 8, 2026

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