SYSTEMS AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY JOURNAL

Aims and Scope

The Systems and Computational Biology Journal (SCBJ), published by Boffin Access Limited, accepts a wide range of scholarly contributions including original research articles, reviews, short communications, perspectives, and technical notes.

Key areas of focus include, but are not limited to:

• Computational modeling of biological systems

• Systems biology of gene and protein networks

• Bioinformatics and computational genomics

• Mathematical biology and algorithm development

• Machine learning and artificial intelligence in life sciences

• Multi-omics data integration (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics)

• Network biology and pathway analysis

• Disease modeling and systems-based drug discovery

• Computational neuroscience and evolutionary systems biology

• Simulation tools and novel methodologies for biology

By promoting high-quality interdisciplinary research, the Systems and Computational Biology Journal serves as a valuable resource for advancing predictive biology and accelerating biomedical innovation.

Why Publish with the Systems and Computational Biology Journal?

• Global Readership – Open access ensures wide visibility across biological and computational science communities.

• Rigorous Peer Review – Submissions undergo a double-blind peer review process, focusing on novelty and scientific rigor.

• Rapid Publication – Accepted articles are published promptly to disseminate findings without delay.

• Interdisciplinary Impact – Bridges biology, computation, mathematics, and medicine to encourage collaborative research.

• Innovative Formats – Supports supplementary datasets, algorithms, and software tools alongside research articles.

• Author-Centric – Authors retain copyright under Creative Commons licensing, enabling maximum use and citation.