Aim & Scope

Aims and Scope

The aims and scope of the are as follows:

Publication of original research: The journal aims to publish high-quality original research in various fields of applied sciences. These fields may include, but are not limited to, technology, biosciences, environmental sciences, computer science, applied chemistry, applied physics, and materials science.

Focus on practical applications: The journal emphasizes research that highlights practical applications and innovative solutions. Researchers are encouraged to submit studies that contribute to solving real-world problems and provide practical benefits in diverse areas.

International collaboration and scientific exchange: The journal promotes international collaboration and scientific exchange among researchers and scientists worldwide. Contributions from different cultures and scientific communities are welcomed to enhance cooperation and scientific interaction.

Quality and excellence: The journal strives to publish high-quality research and outstanding content. The peer-review process is implemented to ensure quality control and the scientific validity of the published research.

Technology and innovation enhancement: The journal aims to enhance technology and innovation by disseminating new research and innovative applications and technologies. It encourages the submission of articles that promote technological advancements and contribute to the development of new solutions and innovations in various fields.

Public benefit and social impact: The journal seeks to achieve public benefit and social impact from applied research. It encourages researchers to elucidate the practical implications and real-world applications of their research findings and how they can benefit society and industry.

The specialty of publication includes the following fields: mathematical sciences, computer science and information technology, geology, biology, biotechnology, chemistry,  and pure and applied physics. Published papers are registered and indexed in several universal libraries, and they are free to download by researchers.