
Biological Sciences
Biology, ecology, genetics, molecular biology, and biotechnology.
Natural Sciences is one of the primary publication areas of SAER Journal. The journal considers original research in fundamental and applied sciences, including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, statistics, biotechnology, molecular sciences, and earth sciences.

Natural Sciences encompasses fundamental, experimental, computational, and applied scientific research, including but not limited to the disciplines listed below.

Biology, ecology, genetics, molecular biology, and biotechnology.

Chemistry, analytical sciences, materials chemistry, and molecular research.

Physics, mathematics, theoretical sciences, and computational sciences.

Statistics, data modelling, geology, geophysics, and earth systems.
SAER Journal is not limited to a particular fundamental science discipline or research problem within Natural Sciences.
Experimental, theoretical, computational, mathematical, and observational research approaches may be considered.
Research at the intersection of Natural Sciences with health, engineering, environmental sciences, agriculture, technology, and data science falls within the scope of SAER Journal.
Bioinformatics, biomedical sciences, environmental modelling, materials science, computational biology, and data-intensive fundamental science research are examples of such interdisciplinary areas.
Studies are expected to clearly define the research problem, describe the methods and experimental conditions in sufficient detail, and evaluate the results using appropriate scientific methods.
Research involving living organisms, biological materials, environmental samples, or experimental procedures requiring ethical approval must comply with the relevant ethical and legal requirements.
Transparent, traceable, and reproducible reporting of data, experimental procedures, and analyses is encouraged whenever appropriate to the nature of the research.