Focus and Scope

Journal of Natural Sciences focuses on the study of natural phenomena, processes, systems, and resources through scientific approaches across the natural sciences. The journal provides a multidisciplinary platform for research that advances the understanding of the natural world and contributes to the development and application of scientific knowledge.

The scope of the journal includes:

1. Biological Sciences and Biodiversity

Studies in biology, ecology, biodiversity, microbiology, zoology, botany, genetics, evolution, taxonomy, physiology, and related biological sciences.

2. Chemical Sciences and Materials

Studies in chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry, organic and inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, materials chemistry, natural products, and related areas concerning the structure, properties, composition, and transformation of matter.

3. Physical Sciences

Studies in physics and related fields, including theoretical and applied physics, optics, energy, thermodynamics, mechanics, materials physics, and the physical processes underlying natural phenomena.

4. Mathematical and Computational Sciences

Studies in mathematics, statistics, mathematical modeling, computational methods, data analysis, and their applications in understanding and modeling natural phenomena and scientific systems.

5. Earth, Environmental, and Atmospheric Sciences

Studies in earth sciences, geology, geophysics, geography, atmospheric sciences, environmental processes, climate, hydrology, natural hazards, and the dynamics of the Earth's systems.

6. Marine and Aquatic Sciences

Studies of marine and freshwater systems, including oceanography, aquatic ecology, marine biodiversity, fisheries-related natural sciences, coastal processes, water quality, and the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of aquatic environments.

7. Biotechnology and Applied Natural Sciences

Studies involving biotechnology, biological applications, natural products, bioresources, scientific methods, and technological applications derived from principles of the natural sciences.

8. Natural Resources and Sustainable Scientific Applications

Studies concerning natural resources, ecosystem processes, resource assessment, conservation science, environmental management, renewable resources, and the application of natural science knowledge to sustainable resource utilization.

Multidisciplinary Orientation

Journal of Natural Sciences welcomes multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary studies that integrate theories, methods, data, or perspectives from two or more areas of the natural sciences. Studies from a single discipline are also considered when they provide a significant contribution to the understanding of natural phenomena, processes, systems, or resources.

The journal prioritizes research that demonstrates a clear scientific contribution to the understanding of the natural world and the development and application of knowledge in the natural sciences.

Studies that are primarily focused on social, economic, political, educational, or cultural issues without a substantive connection to the natural sciences are outside the primary scope of the journal.