Scientific Research Review: A Platform for Interdisciplinary Science, Innovation, and Global Knowledge Exchange
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https://doi.org/10.66348/srr.26.v1.n1.a12Keywords:
open access publishing, interdisciplinary science, scientific research, engineering research, data science, innovationAbstract
This editorial introduces Scientific Research Review (SRR) as an international, peer-reviewed, open-access interdisciplinary journal established to advance rigorous, innovative, and socially relevant research across diverse domains of knowledge. Positioned at the intersection of science, technology, social inquiry, and applied innovation, the journal responds to the growing need for integrative scholarship capable of addressing complex contemporary challenges. SRR provides a platform for research that combines strong theoretical grounding, methodological robustness, analytical clarity, and practical relevance. In particular, the journal encourages contributions that foster interdisciplinary dialogue across natural sciences, engineering, health sciences, environmental studies, business, economics, governance, education, digital transformation, and sustainability. By connecting scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, SRR aims to promote evidence-based knowledge that advances theory, informs practice, and supports sustainable development in both emerging and developed contexts. Ultimately, the journal aspires to become a trusted global forum for high-quality research that bridges disciplinary boundaries and contributes meaningfully to contemporary scientific and societal progress.
Received: 2026-03-28 | Revised: 2026-05-03 | Accepted: 2026-05-16 | Published: 2026-05-23
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Conflicts of Interest: The authors declare no conflict of interest.
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