Call for papers/Topics

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

1. Chemical Sciences

The foundation of matter and molecular interactions.

• Organic Chemistry: Study of carbon-based compounds (the "chemistry of life").

• Inorganic Chemistry: Synthesis and behavior of inorganic and organometallic compounds.

• Analytical Chemistry: Techniques for determining the composition of matter (e.g., Spectroscopy, Chromatography).

• Physical Chemistry: Application of physics to chemical systems (Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics).

• Polymer & Materials Chemistry: Design of new synthetic materials and plastics.

2. Biological Sciences

The study of life from the cellular level to complex organisms.

• Molecular Biology & Genetics: Study of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis.

• Microbiology: Investigation of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa.

• Botany & Zoology: Specific studies of plant and animal life.

• Evolutionary Biology: Origins and changes in species over time.

• Physiology: How internal systems (respiratory, circulatory) function in living beings.

3. Environmental Sciences

The study of the earth's systems and human impact.

• Ecology: Interactions between organisms and their physical environment.

• Atmospheric Science & Climatology: Study of weather patterns and climate change.

• Hydrology: Movement, distribution, and quality of water on Earth.

• Conservation Biology: Management of biodiversity and protection of endangered species.

• Environmental Remediation: Techniques for cleaning up soil and water pollution.

4. Health Sciences

The application of science to improve human and animal health.

• Pharmacology: Study of drug action and the design of medicines.

• Epidemiology: Study of how diseases spread and are controlled in populations.

• Pathology: The study of the causes and effects of diseases.

• Nutrition & Dietetics: How food intake affects metabolic health.

• Immunology: Study of the immune system and its response to pathogens.

5. Interrelated & Hybrid Fields

These are "bridge" topics where two or more of the core sciences overlap significantly.

Chemical + Biological (The Molecular Bridge)

• Biochemistry: The chemical processes occurring within living organisms.

• Medicinal Chemistry: Using organic chemistry to design and develop new drugs.

• Chemical Biology: Using chemical techniques to manipulate biological systems.

Biological + Environmental (The Ecological Bridge)

• Environmental Microbiology: The study of microbes in the environment (e.g., nitrogen fixation).

• Biogeochemistry: The study of chemical cycles (like Carbon or Nitrogen) through living and non-living systems.

• Ecotoxicology: How toxic chemicals affect the health of ecosystems.

Environmental + Health (The Public Safety Bridge)

• Environmental Health: How environmental factors (pollution, climate) impact human health.

• Occupational Health: Identifying and controlling risks in the workplace (e.g., chemical exposure).

• One Health: An integrated approach recognizing that human health is linked to the health of animals and the environment.

Chemical + Environmental (The Sustainability Bridge)

• Green Chemistry: Designing chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate hazardous substances.

• Atmospheric Chemistry: The study of the chemicals in the Earth's atmosphere and their reactions (e.g., Ozone depletion).

Biological + Health (The Clinical Bridge)

• Biomedical Engineering: Combining biology and engineering for healthcare (e.g., prosthetics, imaging).

• Genomic Medicine: Using a person's genetic info to guide medical care.