New Horizons in Nanoscience and Advanced Materials: A Spotlight on CSBJ’s Latest Section

The Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal (CSBJ), an online gold open access journal with 2023 CiteScore of 9.3 and an Impact Factor of 4.4, continues to drive scientific innovation with the launch of its new section, “Nanoscience & Advanced Materials“. Under the expert leadership of Antreas Afantitis, the Editor-in-chief of this section, CSBJ is poised to make significant contributions to the fields of nanoscience, materials science, chemistry, physics, and biomedical engineering.

This new section is dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge and fostering technological innovation at the crossroads of these dynamic disciplines. Researchers and scientists are encouraged to submit their work, covering a broad range of topics that delve into the nanoscale world and its transformative applications. The section aims to be a hub for groundbreaking research that enhances our understanding of nanoscience and its potential to revolutionize various industries.

In addition to fostering cutting-edge research, the CSBJ: Nanoscience and Advanced Materials Section actively supports the global research community through various awards and by sponsoring major events such as the MaterialsWeek Conference 2024  and the NanoTox 2024 Conference. These initiatives further underline the journal’s commitment to advancing future directions of research and innovation in nanoscience and advanced materials.

This new section of CSBJ represents an exciting opportunity for researchers to contribute to a rapidly evolving field that holds the promise of significant societal impact. Whether you are working on fundamental research or exploring novel applications, CSBJ’s Nanoscience & Advanced Materials Section is the ideal platform to share your findings with the global scientific community. Additionally, for EU projects (such as Horizon), it is an excellent opportunity to present their progress and final results. Innovation Reports are summaries of research projects, innovation projects, or collaborative initiatives linking academia and industry. They may also serve as a means to disseminate outcomes resulting from initiatives funded by grants or supported by national/international funding agencies.

Contact

Antreas Afantitis
Novamechanics Ltd.
afantitis@novamechanics.com
www.novamechanics.com