Journals
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Abyssinia Journal of Science and Technology
Abyssinia Journal of Science and Technology (AJST) is newly established African scientific journal publishing from Wollo University, Ethiopia. It is an international, peer-reviewed and an open access scientific journal publishes two times per year. This journal publishes original research articles, short communications and occasionally reviews articles that generate the significant contribution in the field of science and technology. Its scope covers all aspects of Natural Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Medical and Veterinary Sciences & Engineering and Informatics.
To qualify for publication, a manuscript must contribute to the understanding of science and technology by presenting either new and original research data as a full research article or in short communication format or review of a particular topic related to science and technology.
Date of Publishing: Every year first issue in JUNE and the second issue in DECEMBER
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Abyssinia Journal of Business and Social Sciences
Abyssinia Journal of Business and Social Science (AJBS) is providing a platform for the researchers, academicians, professional and students from all over the world to impart and share knowledge in the form of high quality empirical and theoretical research papers in both print and online versions. It is intendent to publish research findings from business studies like marketing, finance, human resources, production, banking, insurance, customer relationship, general management, accounting, economics, agricultural economics, social science and more.
Date of Publishing: Every year first issue in June and second in December.
Submission Deadline: Date of manuscript submission is open. Authors can submit their manuscripts at any time. Editorial board will process their manuscript for future volumes/issues.
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Abyssinia Journal of Engineering and Computing
Abyssinia Journal of Engineering and Computing (AJEC) is a journal established by Wollo University, Kombolcha Institute of Technology, as a family of journals of Abyssinia Journal of Science and Technology (AJST) and covers the most innovative, cutting-edge, original, and influential works of broad interest to all engineering and computing technology research results.
This journal is established to be one of the known sources of proven research outputs and reviews in engineering and computing fields of study in the near future, covering innovative and original research in the aforementioned fields of studies.
The editors welcome inclusive articles and short communication reporting original finding and major technical achievements in addition to review articles. This journal also aims to publish special issue articles dedicated to some case histories. In addition AJEC also welcomes to publish best articles presented in annual conferences and symposiums.
AJEC provides authors with rigorous peer review, rapid publication, and maximum visibility. The journal expects to accept innovative and most significant submitted manuscripts.
DATE OF PUBLISHING
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Abyssinia Journal of Culture and Indigenous Knowledge
The Abyssinia Journal of Culture and Indigenous Knowledge (AJCIK) is one of the reputable journals published in the area of local languages, culture, indigenous knowledge, local arts and allied disciplines. It is hosted by Wollo University, will release its first issue in January. It will be one of the few pioneer journals in the publication of local languages, culture, indigenous knowledge and related fields in Ethiopia within a short period of time. In order to assure its long standing and uninterrupted publication of scientific articles, the journal should be passing through series stages of quality assurance and quality control mechanisms.
AJCIK publishes original empirical studies, literature reviews, theoretical articles, methodological articles, book reviews, synopsis of major research, short communications, commentaries(comments on articles published in the Journal), and other relevant issues in the area of local languages, culture, indigenous knowledge, local arts and related areas of studies.