1. About the Journal

JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences (J-IJAS) is an international scholarly journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research that advances scientific understanding and addresses practical challenges across applied sciences and interdisciplinary research. The journal seeks to provide a platform for researchers, academicians, scientists, engineers, and industry professionals to disseminate original findings, innovative methodologies, and evidence-based solutions.

The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, short communications, and other scholarly contributions consistent with its aims and scope. It encourages research that connects theoretical foundations with practical applications, technological advancement, industrial development, environmental sustainability, and societal well-being.

JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences aims to promote academic excellence, responsible research, methodological rigor, and international collaboration. The journal is committed to transparent editorial practices, impartial peer review, research integrity, and the timely dissemination of scholarly knowledge.

The journal intends to develop a strong international academic presence through consistent publication standards, a qualified editorial board, ethical publishing practices, and the continuous improvement of its editorial and technical processes.

2. Mission

The mission of JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences is to promote the creation, dissemination, and application of high-quality scientific knowledge through a transparent, ethical, and rigorous scholarly publishing process.

The journal seeks to:

Encourage original, innovative, and methodologically sound research.

Promote interdisciplinary collaboration across applied sciences and related fields.

Bridge the gap between scientific theory and real-world applications.

Support emerging researchers and experienced scholars in disseminating meaningful research.

Encourage research addressing technological challenges, environmental sustainability, industrial development, and societal needs.

Uphold publication ethics, research integrity, and editorial independence.

Strengthen international academic cooperation and the global visibility of published research.

3. Vision

The vision of JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences is to become a recognized and trusted international platform for high-quality applied-science research, scientific innovation, and interdisciplinary knowledge exchange.

The journal aspires to establish a sustainable scholarly publishing framework characterized by rigorous peer review, international editorial participation, transparent policies, research reproducibility, and consistent publication quality.

Through continuous improvement and adherence to internationally recognized publishing standards, the journal aims to enhance its scholarly reputation and prepare for evaluation by established abstracting and indexing services, including Scopus and the Web of Science Core Collection.

4. About Shanti Educational Research Foundation

Shanti Educational Research Foundation is the organization associated with the development and promotion of scholarly research and academic publishing through the JANOLI initiative.

The Foundation seeks to encourage research, education, academic collaboration, and the dissemination of knowledge across scientific, technological, management, and interdisciplinary domains. Through its journal-publishing activities, it aims to provide researchers and academicians with opportunities to communicate original research and contribute to the advancement of knowledge.

The Foundation recognizes the importance of research integrity, transparent editorial governance, responsible publication practices, and the development of sustainable scholarly communication.

It aims to support the development of journals through appropriate editorial infrastructure, clear publication policies, professional manuscript management, and continuous improvement in publishing standards.

Governance and editorial independence: The journal's editorial decisions should be made independently by the Editor-in-Chief and authorized editors on scholarly grounds. The publishing organization should not interfere with decisions concerning the acceptance or rejection of manuscripts.

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5. Scope

JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences publishes research across applied scientific disciplines, with emphasis on practical applications, methodological innovation, interdisciplinary integration, and solutions to contemporary scientific and technological challenges.

The journal's broad scope includes:

Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Computational Modelling

Physics and Applied Physical Sciences

Chemistry and Applied Chemical Sciences

Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Engineering and Emerging Technologies

Biotechnology, Microbiology and Applied Biological Sciences

Environmental Science, Climate and Sustainability

Renewable Energy and Energy Systems

Materials Science and Nanotechnology

Applied Medical and Health Sciences

Agricultural Sciences and Food Technology

Industrial Applications and Process Optimization

Computational Science and Scientific Simulation

Interdisciplinary and Emerging Applied Sciences

The journal welcomes studies that demonstrate clear scientific contributions, sound research methodology, appropriate analysis, and relevance to the stated subject area.

6. Aim and Scope

Aim

The principal aim of JANOLI International Journal of Applied Sciences is to advance applied scientific research by providing a scholarly platform for the publication and exchange of original, reliable, and impactful knowledge.

The journal encourages studies that address real-world problems through scientific investigation, experimental research, mathematical analysis, computational methods, technological innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Subject Areas

Applied Mathematics and Computational Science

Mathematical modelling and numerical analysis

Differential equations and fractional calculus

Optimization, operations research, and computational algorithms

Statistical modelling, uncertainty quantification, and simulation

Machine learning and mathematical approaches to scientific problems

Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Machine learning and deep learning

Scientific AI and physics-informed machine learning

Computer vision and intelligent data analysis

Explainable AI and trustworthy computational methods

AI applications in engineering and applied sciences

Physical and Chemical Sciences

Applied physics and materials characterization

Chemical processes and reaction engineering

Computational chemistry and molecular modelling

Nanomaterials and advanced functional materials

Experimental and theoretical studies with practical applications

Biological and Environmental Sciences

Applied microbiology and biotechnology

Biological process modelling

Environmental monitoring and pollution control

Climate science and sustainability assessment

Bioenergy and biological waste conversion

Energy and Engineering

Solar, wind, and other renewable-energy technologies

Energy storage and energy management

Smart grids and intelligent energy systems

Engineering design and multi-objective optimization

Industrial process improvement and predictive maintenance

Health, Agriculture and Interdisciplinary Research

Applied biomedical and health-science research

Agricultural technology and food science

Computational approaches to biological systems

Sustainable technologies and resource management

Research integrating multiple scientific disciplines

Submissions must make a meaningful contribution to applied science. Papers that merely apply an established algorithm without sufficient methodological advancement, rigorous validation, or a clearly demonstrated scientific contribution may be considered unsuitable.