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.The name of the author is one of the main fields to recover information, as users frequently searchscientific journal databases and electronic libraries through this field. Thus, the lack of standardization toregister the name of the author makes it difficult to find studies and can interfere in the articles’ and authors’citation ratios. These indicators are increasingly used in the assessment of scientific journals, selection processes,to advance in the academic career and to obtain research grants.Despite the strict control measures based on international publishing policies, editors often do notapply rules and standards coherently. In addition, authors’ names are registered in different ways in journalspublished in Spanish and in English. Journals published in English usually present the surname followed by thefirst name and middle names, if applicable. As an example, my name would be cited “Marziale, Maria HelenaPalucci”. In journals published in Spanish, the reference of my name becomes “Palucci - Marziale, MariaHelena”, that is, the first and second surnames are followed by the first and middle names, although there canbe other variations.In a study about the probable causes of the inconsistency in the registration of authors’ name injournals published in Spanish, the identified causes were: authors use different forms of their names throughouttheir career, lack of control by the databases, use of incompatible indexing methods and possible editorialinterventions from journals

The problem of recovering information due to the variability of authorship registration in scientific articles