Focus and Scope

SCIENTIA: Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Science is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to publishing original research articles, review papers, and other scholarly contributions that advance knowledge, encourage scientific innovation, and promote interdisciplinary collaboration across diverse fields of science and technology.

The journal welcomes high-quality manuscripts that demonstrate scientific rigor, originality, methodological soundness, and meaningful contributions to theoretical development, practical applications, and the advancement of knowledge. SCIENTIA encourages interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches that connect different areas of expertise to address contemporary scientific challenges and contribute to sustainable development.

The journal's scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following fields and their related interdisciplinary areas:

1. Agricultural Science

Agronomy, including cash crops, cereal crops, fodder crops, and weed science; animal science, including animal husbandry and veterinary studies; agricultural computing; crop ecology; crop science; entomology; agricultural environment; fisheries; forestry; genetics and plant breeding; genomics; horticulture, including fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, and condiments; agricultural packaging; plant biotechnology; plant pathology; plant physiology; plant science; postharvest physiology and technology; soil science; storage and shelf life; and water management.

2. Biological Science

Botany; cell biology; chemical biology; chronobiology; computational biology; developmental biology; ecology; evolutionary biology; marine biology; microbiology; microbial ecology; microbial genetics; molecular biology; zoology; and related areas of biological research.

3. Chemical Science

Analytical chemistry; biochemistry; catalysis; chemical biology; combinatorial chemistry; computational chemistry; crystal chemistry; energy and environmental chemistry; geochemistry; green chemistry; materials science; molecular chemistry; nanoscience; organic chemistry; physical chemistry; proteomics; and related fields of chemical research.

4. Engineering and Technology

Agricultural engineering; bioinformatics; biological engineering; cement and concrete technology; chemical engineering; computer-aided materials design; computer science and engineering; civil engineering; e-business; e-commerce; e-government; electrical engineering; electronics and communication engineering; graphics and multimedia; industrial engineering; information technology; infrastructure engineering; machine learning; manufacturing engineering; mechanical engineering; mobile and wireless networks; optical networks; remote sensing and information systems; software engineering; transportation and logistics; and related technological innovations.

5. Social Science

Anthropology; archaeology; economics; accounting; financial management; marketing management; human resource management; strategic management; political science; gender studies; regional and cultural studies; population studies; psychology; public administration; tourism; sociology; and related social science disciplines.

6. Health Science

Pharmacology; nursing; toxicology; pharmaceutical sciences; veterinary science; occupational therapy; physiotherapy; nutrition; and related health science disciplines that contribute to scientific understanding, healthcare practice, and the improvement of human and animal well-being.

Interdisciplinary Contributions

In addition to the fields listed above, SCIENTIA welcomes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research that integrates concepts, methods, or evidence from two or more scientific disciplines. Manuscripts should clearly demonstrate their relevance to the journal's scope, provide a sound scientific contribution, and offer insights that advance research, professional practice, technological development, or societal well-being.

All submissions are subject to the journal's editorial assessment and peer-review process. Manuscripts must meet the journal's standards for originality, research quality, ethical conduct, and scholarly relevance. Submission of a manuscript does not guarantee acceptance or publication.