SCIENTIFIC CULTURE is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open access international scientific journal, an open information vehicle for an academic community with a global coverage and issues touching global interest. SC publishes original papers that address the
- Arts and Humanities: History
- Arts and Humanities: Conservation
- Arts and Humanities: Archeology (arts and humanities)
- Social Sciences: Archeology
- Social Sciences: Social Sciences (miscellaneous)
- Arts and Humanities: Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)
- Environmental Science: Environmental Science (miscellaneous)
- AI and Society
- Modern Trends in Higher Education and Interactive Technology: Shaping Scientific Culture in the Digital Age
- Digital Culture in Society
- Digital Culture in Modern Education
- Application of AI in Arts and Culture
- New Technologies in Archaeological Sites at risk
- STEM in Arts and Culture
- Urban Expansion and Development of Cultural Heritage
- Application of the natural sciences to solve, document, interpret, and disseminate cultural heritage topics and policy
- Technological Innovation, Ethics, and Global Human Values
The binomial nomenclature of SCIENTIFIC CULTURE also considers the interdisciplinarity between the natural sciences (with their specialized fields), history of science, and cultural heritage (material culture, or tangible heritage, and intangible heritage), which in turn reflects the level, evolution, and development of past civilizations.
Scientific tools with the proper instrumentation, measurements, and calculations undoubtedly help to delve deeper into the material of the human past (e.g. monuments, artifacts, human and animal remains, relics reminiscent of human-environmental interactions).
The journal welcomes submissions that seek to form intellectual bridges within and between the two disciplines. The top priority is innovation in applications and basic research, and policy papers targeting development & sustainability. Case studies, reviews, and book reviews are most welcome.
The objective is to serve the academic community with the highest quality and speed as a non-profit.
The journal is published three (3) times a year (January, May, and September) in printed and online versions.
The official language is English.
Papers should be between 3000-5000 words of text for main research articles, 1500-3000 words of text for case studies; 5000-10,000 words of text for reviews. Each submitted manuscript will be reviewed by (at least) two anonymous peer reviewers. These reviews will help the editors and editor-in-chief reach a final decision about whether a manuscript should be accepted for publication. Page charges and publication fees are not levied upon authors. For rapid reviews authors should contact the Editor-in-Chief.
Publication fees are applied to cover the cost of processing and open access publication of 1200 GBP. For Rapid Reviews (decision within 10 days of submission) and online publication within 1 month after acceptance, authors should contact the Editor-in-Chief.
Authors intending to write review papers should first inquire with the Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Ioannis Liritzis, to discuss focus, and ascertain level of interest; all inquiries and submissions should be sent to manageditor@sci-cult.com; info@sci-cult.com.
Please refer to the Guidelines for Authors for complete information before submitting your manuscript, following the free downloadable template.
Copyright: Upon acceptance articles are distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY).