GJSFR Volume 19
ISSN Online : 2249-4626
ISSN Print : 0975-5896
Print Estd. : 2001
DOI : 10.17406/GJSFR
Publishing Frequency : Monthly
CODEN : GJSFR
Society Accreditation : Yes
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Introduction & Purpose
Global Journal of Science Frontier Research: (C) Biological Science is an international journal for publishing natural science research papers. It aims to encourage and provide international publication to researchers, scientists and professors of natural science. We welcome original researches, surveys and review of papers of all the streams of natural science from all over the world. The GJSFR comprises comprehensive frontier trends of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Bio-tech, Geology, Military Science, Environment and all Interdisciplinary & Frontier Subjects etc. Journal of Physics, Journal of Chemistry etc. are belonging to GJSFR.
Objective of Journal
With advancements in computers and sensors, humans are collecting more data every day and automating it to generate better results. Studying and designing better algorithms and computing methods is now one of the major elements of research and science. This journal aims to provide academia with new methodologies and applications. Special editions of this journal may contain white papers, reports, accepted standards, and thesis.
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