About the Journal

Journal Name : World View of Sciences Studies

About the Journal
World View of Sciences Studies is a double-blind, peer-reviewed, and open-access scholarly journal committed to advancing interdisciplinary research across the full spectrum of sciences. The journal provides a platform for the dissemination of high-quality, original research that explores scientific developments, innovations, and their societal implications from both theoretical and applied perspectives. Employing a rigorous double-blind peer review process, the journal ensures fairness, objectivity, and academic integrity by keeping author and reviewer identities confidential throughout evaluation. As an open-access publication, World View of Sciences Studies offers unrestricted access to its content, enabling global engagement and the sharing of scientific knowledge without barriers. Adhering to the ethical guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the journal prioritizes transparency, originality, and scholarly excellence.

Aim and Scope

Aim
The journal aims to provide a global platform for exploring, analyzing, and evaluating the latest developments in scientific research and their impacts on technology, industry, environment, and society. It seeks to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and promote a holistic understanding of the role of science in addressing global challenges.

Scope
Areas of interest for World View of Sciences Studies include, but are not limited to:

  1. Natural Sciences– Physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences, and astronomy.
  2. Applied Sciences & Engineering– Innovative technologies, industrial applications, and engineering advancements.
  3. Medical & Health Sciences– Public health, medical innovations, and life sciences research.
  4. Environmental & Climate Studies– Sustainability, renewable energy, climate change, and biodiversity conservation.
  5. Agricultural & Food Sciences– Crop science, food technology, and sustainable farming practices.
  6. Computer & Data Sciences– Artificial intelligence, data analytics, and computational modeling.
  7. Social Dimensions of Science– Science communication, ethics in science, and public engagement.
  8. Science Policy & Governance– Policymaking, funding strategies, and research management.
  9. Interdisciplinary & Emerging Fields– Nanotechnology, biotechnology, and quantum technologies.
  10. Global Scientific Trends– Comparative and cross-regional studies in science and innovation.