Title: Electronic & Nanoelectronics: Semiconductor, Sensor, and Radiometer Technologies
This special issue of Electronic & Nanoelectronics focuses on the convergence of electronics, nanoelectronics, and sensor technologies, emphasizing semiconductor physics, nano-scale devices, and radiometric systems with emerging applications across biomedical, environmental, and quantum sciences.
This Special Issue examines the rapidly converging fields of radiation science, biomedical engineering, and emerging therapeutic technologies. It focuses on how ionizing and non-ionizing radiation interact with biological systems across molecular, cellular, and tissue levels, revealing mechanisms that guide diagnosis, treatment, and material innovation. Featured contributions explore radiation-responsive materials, advanced imaging systems, and computational models that predict energy deposition and cellular stress. Emphasis is placed on engineering strategies that improve therapeutic precision, minimize off-target effects, and integrate photonic, magnetic, and radiative modalities. Collectively, these studies highlight interdisciplinary advances shaping the future of radiation medicine and engineered interventions.
The accelerating pace of global industrial and business development has created extraordinary opportunities—but also profound ethical challenges.
A healthy climate and protected environment are essential for human survival, biodiversity, and long‑term economic stability.
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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