We are delighted to announce the launch of Swedish Journal of BioScience Research (SJBSR). SJBSR is a new, open access electronic journal (ISSN 2003-7589), covering research activity in the broad area of BioScience. The journal represents a positive move toward providing authors with a more convenient and efficient process to communicate research results to the global science community.
Aims and Scope
The Swedish Journal of BioScience Research (SJBSR) is a peer-reviewed, open access electronic journal (ISSN 2003-7589) that publishes original research, review, mini-review and short communication articles in the broad area of Bioscience, including but not limited to, Agricultural Science, Animal Sciences, Biomedicine and Health Science, Bioinformatics, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Bio-mathematics, Biotechnology, Computational Biology, Environmental Science, Microbiology and Plant Sciences as well as interdisciplinary studies.
The Editorial Board of SJBSR is interdisciplinary and multinational, reflecting the composition of the research community the journal will serve. The journal aims to strengthen the exchange of experiences, perspectives, methods and outcomes of the scientific research across the countries, and promote it internationally. In addition, all articles are published under a Creative Commons license enabling research results to be freely communicated and built upon while ensuring that copyright to the original work remains with the author.
Publication Frequency
We publish a regular issue each quarter (March, June, September and December). Each year one or two special issues may be published as well.
Our Future Course and Aim
Since the Swedish Journal of BioScience Research is a new journal (launched in Sept, 2020), we are dedicated to provide a good quality journal to every one even with the limited funds and resources that we have. We keep on improving the journal every single day. Our aim is to have it indexed/tracked/covered by a number of relevant databases including Scopus, and get assigned with an impact factor from Clarivate Analytics/Science Citation Index/Thomson Reuters.