Ruhuna Journal of Science

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Ruhuna Journal of Science (RJS) welcome articles resulting from original research work covering many areas in Pure and Applied Sciences, Technology, and also covering scientific themes with interdisciplinary focus. Review articles are not invited currently.Subject areas include,Agriculture; Botany; Chemistry; Computer Science & IT; Environmental Science; Fisheries & Aquaculture; Mathematics & Statistics; Medical & Health Sciences; Molecular Biology & Biotechnology; Physics & Geophysical Science; Veterinary Science; Zoology Ruhuna Journal of Science (RJS) welcome articles resulting from original research work covering many areas in Pure and Applied Sciences, Technology, and also covering scientific themes with interdisciplinary focus. Review articles are not invited currently.Subject areas include, Agriculture; Botany; Chemistry; Computer Science & IT; Environmental Science; Fisheries & Aquaculture; Mathematics & Statistics; Medical & Health Sciences; Molecular Biology & Biotechnology; Physics & Geophysical Science; Veterinary Science; Zoology Accepts manuscripts from physical science, mathematics, statistics and computer science To announce about scientific activities of RJS , Faculty of Science and University of Ruhuna. RJS follows the double blind peer review policy where reviewing will be done at least by two experts in the relevant discpline of the manuscript. Authors may suggest in their letter of submission two or three potential reviewers in the relevant discipline. Reviewers' recommendation on the suitability of the manuscript will be considered for the decision making process. If recommended to accept subject to a major revision, a revised version will be invited from the authors under provisional acceptance. Once the revised version is received, a final decision on acceptance will be reached. Review process typically takes a minimum of two months. The authors can download the peer review reports from the system.

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