SWS Journal of Earth & Planetary Sciences (EPS Journal) and SWS Journal on Social Sciences & Art (SSA Journal) are quarterly interdisciplinary peer-reviewed academic research journals, published online in Vienna, Austria by SGEM WORLD SCIENCE (SWS) Scholarly Society.
The global objectives of each Journal are to publish original and novel scientific articles, dedicated to the main innovative scientific areas of the main scientific divisions - Geosciences and Social Sciences and Art, as well as to contribute to the public good, wishing to ensure that the present conditions will not compromise the ability of future generations to live in one better, sustainable world. The Journals are issued both online and on paper and are completely open-access, thereby aspiring to facilitate communication among scientists from all around the world and encourage individual researchers to publish their scientific work.
The SWS Scientific eJournals aim to establish a worldwide open-access forum for discussing and sharing scientific theories, methods and experiments. The increasing amounts of data collected throughout the globe these days have ambiguous qualities. We witness a state of abundance of information and technological improvements - however, all the scientific fields are so specified in their own area, that they can hardly understand and exploit each other’s achievements. We believe that the future of our planet depends on our mutual efforts and interdisciplinary cooperation. We welcome submissions on a wide range of Earth and Planetary Sciences, as well as of Social Sciences and Art.
We believe that human beings should consider the fact that we are not alone on this planet, therefore, we must exploit the scientific efforts and innovations in favour of the environment, biodiversity and humankind as part of it all.
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