Revistas

  • Journal of Foundational Scientific Research, Method Development, and Cross-Domain Inquiry

    Standard Abbreviation: J. Found. Sci. Res. Method Dev. Cross-Domain Inq.
    Initials: JFSR-MDCDI
    Publisher: Center for Theoretical Systems and Experimental Science (CTSES)
    Frequency: Quarterly
    Language: English
    Format: Online (Open Access)

    About the Journal

    The Journal of Foundational Scientific Research, Method Development, and Cross-Domain Inquiry (JFSR-MDCDI) is a peer-reviewed international journal that serves as a scholarly forum for exploring the core principles, frameworks, and methodologies that underpin all scientific disciplines.

    Published by the Center for Theoretical Systems and Experimental Science (CTSES), USA, the journal emphasizes work that deepens understanding of how science builds, validates, and integrates knowledge across domains — from the theoretical to the experimental, and from the fundamental to the applied.

    Aims and Scope

    • To advance theoretical and methodological foundations of natural and applied sciences.

    • To promote cross-domain dialogue that connects physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and engineering.

    • To support innovation in experimental design, data interpretation, and model construction.

    • To publish conceptual, methodological, and integrative research that contributes to a coherent scientific framework.

    Key Areas Include:

    • Theoretical systems and model development

    • Experimental reasoning and design frameworks

    • Data interpretation and analytical methodologies

    • Philosophy of scientific method and epistemic integration

    • Quantitative and computational approaches to cross-disciplinary research

    Article Types

    Original Research Articles · Foundational Essays · Methodological Reports · Integrative Reviews · Conceptual Notes

    Editorial Features

    • Rigorous double-blind peer review focused on conceptual clarity and methodological rigor.

    • Encourages interdisciplinary and reflective contributions that challenge conventional boundaries.

    • All articles published under open-access licensing, ensuring global visibility and long-term accessibility.

    Audience

    Academics, theoreticians, methodologists, and interdisciplinary researchers seeking to explore how scientific systems develop and interconnect through foundational reasoning and method design.

  • Transactions of the Academy of Science, Technology and Engineering Discovery

    Standard Abbreviation: Trans. Acad. Sci. Technol. Eng. Discov.
    Initials: TASTED
    Publisher: Center for Theoretical Systems and Experimental Science (CTSES)
    Language: English
    Format: Online (Open Access)

    About the Journal

    Transactions of the Academy of Science, Technology and Engineering Discovery (TASTED) is a premier peer-reviewed scientific journal devoted to the dissemination of original research, technological development, and experimental breakthroughs across the broad spectrum of scientific and engineering disciplines.

    Issued by the Center for Theoretical Systems and Experimental Science (CTSES), the journal upholds a high standard of scholarly excellence, emphasizing novel discoveries, cross-disciplinary applications, and innovation-driven research that advances global knowledge and technology.

    Focus and Scope

    • Cutting-edge research and technological discoveries in science and engineering.

    • Experimental and computational advancements with broad scientific relevance.

    • Integration of theoretical systems modeling with applied engineering practice.

    • Studies highlighting technological innovation, system optimization, and design efficiency.

    • Reports from academic, industrial, and institutional research programs worldwide.

    Major Domains:
    Physical Sciences · Engineering and Technology · Computational Modeling · Applied Mathematics · Systems Design · Emerging Technologies

    Article Types

    Research Papers · Technical Reports · Short Communications · Engineering Case Studies · Review Articles · Invited “Frontiers in Discovery” Essays

    Editorial and Review Policy

    All submissions undergo expert peer evaluation by field specialists to ensure technical soundness, novelty, and scientific impact. The journal values precision, replicability, and contribution to technological advancement.

    Intended Audience

    Scientists, engineers, technologists, and research professionals working across academia, R&D institutions, and industrial innovation sectors interested in scientific discovery and technological evolution.