Science Act
Publisher: Science Act Publishing House
Science Act is an international, peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal that publishes original and significant advances across all fields of science, technology, engineering, and medicine. It is indexed and abstracted in leading databases including Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), Scopus, PubMed, Google Scholar, Chemical Abstracts, Ei Compendex, Inspec, Biological Abstracts, and others.
Submissions to Science Act must satisfy the following criteria:
Originality and creativity in addressing a scientific problem
Substantial scientific impact and significance
Broad interdisciplinary interest
Sound methodological and analytical approach
Science Act operates a rigorous peer-review system, adhering to the highest ethical and scientific standards. All submissions are initially screened by scientific editors for scope, novelty, and quality. Approximately 10% of all submissions are accepted annually.
Submissions are reviewed within 10 business days. Manuscripts deemed out of scope or lacking potential impact are returned without full review.
Manuscripts that pass initial screening are assigned to an Associate Editor and typically sent to two or more qualified external reviewers. A decision is usually rendered within 90 days.
Submissions of exceptional urgency or groundbreaking significance may qualify for Fast-Track review and publication, at the discretion of the editors.
| Type | Description | Length & Structure |
|---|---|---|
| Article | Original research with significant findings and broad interest | ≤10 pages, ≤60 references, 250-word abstract, 4–6 figures |
| Review | Critical evaluation of recent progress; topical rather than comprehensive | ≤15 pages, ≤100 references, 250-word abstract, ≤10 items |
| Short Communication | Brief report on novel findings of broad interest | ≤3 pages, ≤15 references, 1–2 figures, no abstract |
| Perspective | Analytical commentary on emerging fields or policies | ≤3000 words, ≤15 references, 1–2 figures |
| Research Highlight | Insight into recent major advances | ≤2000 words, ≤15 references, 1 figure |
| News & Views | Commentary on recent scientific events and breakthroughs | ≤2000 words, ≤15 references, 1 figure |
| Commentary | Opinion or policy commentary with proposed solutions | ~1000 words, ≤10 references |
| Correspondence | Discussion or brief updates relating to recent publications | ~1000 words, ≤10 references |
Science Act adheres to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) standards. Authors must include in their cover letter the following statement:
“I have read and have abided by the statement of ethical standards for manuscripts submitted to Science Act.”
Human studies must follow the Declaration of Helsinki and obtain IRB approval.
Animal studies must comply with ARRIVE guidelines.
Clinical trials must follow CONSORT; systematic reviews must comply with PRISMA.
All potential conflicts must be disclosed using the provided template at submission. If none exist, state:
“Conflict of interest: The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.”
If generative AI tools were used in writing, authors must declare:
“During the preparation of this work, the author(s) used [tool name] to [purpose]. After use, the author(s) reviewed and edited the content and take full responsibility for its accuracy.”
Submissions must be made through our online portal:
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Corresponding author's full contact details
Word count of manuscript
Conflict of interest declaration
Brief summary of significance
Author contributions
Title Page: Title, author names, affiliations, corresponding author info
Abstract: ≤250 words summarizing major findings
Keywords: 4–6 specific keywords
Introduction: Concise background and purpose of study
Materials and Methods: Sufficient detail for reproducibility
Results: Clear and concise presentation
Discussion and Conclusion: Interpretation and broader impact
Conflict of Interest
Acknowledgments
Author Contributions
References
Figure Captions
Tables
Artwork
Supplementary Materials
Data Availability Statement
Numbered in-text [1], [2,3], [4–6]
Use standard journal abbreviations from: www.issn.org/2-22661-LTWA-online.php
Examples:
Journal:[1] Zhang Y, Liu J. Advances in quantum photonics. Sci Act. 2024;12(3):101–110.
Book:[2] Smith J. Fundamentals of Materials Science. 3rd ed. New York: Springer; 2021.
Chapter:[3] Doe J. Polymer nanocarriers. In: Chen R, editor. Drug Delivery. Elsevier; 2022. p. 120–145.
Submit each figure as a separate high-resolution file (.TIFF, .EPS, .JPEG, or MS Office formats)
Figures: 300 dpi (color), 1000 dpi (line art)
Provide figure captions separately
Tables: Insert into manuscript text, not as images
May include datasets, methods, videos, or extended figures/tables. Submit as separate files with appropriate captions.
Include a statement at the end of the manuscript detailing where and how the data supporting the results can be accessed. Example:
"Data supporting the findings of this study are available from [repository/database], accession number [ID]."
Page proofs will be sent via email for final correction. Major changes post-acceptance are discouraged.
Article processing Charge: 300 USD
Open Access options available. See www.scienceact.org/openaccess for more.
“Authors retain copyright of their work and grant Journal Science Act a non-exclusive license to publish the article under the CC BY 4.0 agreement.”
Science Act upholds the highest standards of academic integrity. All submitted manuscripts undergo rigorous plagiarism screening using advanced detection software such as iThenticate. We evaluate similarity reports carefully, allowing only acceptable overlap for technical terms, references, and standard methodology descriptions. Any form of plagiarism, including text copying, data misuse, image duplication, or self-plagiarism, is strictly prohibited. Manuscripts with excessive similarity are returned for revision or rejected outright. In cases of serious misconduct, authors’ institutions may be notified. By ensuring originality in all published works, Science Act protects the credibility of research and fosters trust within the global scholarly community.
Repository Policy
Authors of Science Act may deposit any version of their manuscript — submitted, accepted, or published — in institutional, subject-based, or personal repositories of their choice, including platforms such as ResearchGate, without embargo. Deposited versions must include proper citation and a link to the official publication on the journal’s website.
Science Act encourages respectful, bias-free, and inclusive language. Authors must avoid stereotypes and cultural insensitivity. Gender-neutral terms and plural pronouns are recommended.
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Journal Scope
Science Act is a multidisciplinary journal that focuses on advancing scientific knowledge across various fields. It publishes original research, reviews, and articles that explore diverse areas of science, including biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and environmental sciences. The journal employs a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring the quality and credibility of the content it publishes. This process fosters the validation of research findings and encourages scholarly dialogue. By bridging the gap between different scientific disciplines, Science Act serves as a platform for collaboration, innovation, and the dissemination of groundbreaking discoveries that address global challenges. ISSN: 3115-7262
Funding Statement
All accepted articles are eligible for full publication funding under the Science Act Flagship Journal Program. Funding support is guaranteed for manuscripts published before 2027, ensuring that authors face no article processing charges and can benefit from broad dissemination of their work. This initiative reflects our commitment to supporting high‑quality scientific research and fostering global accessibility to new knowledge. For more information please check Funding programs
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