The journal upholds rigorous academic and ethical standards through a double-blind peer review system, ensuring objectivity, fairness, and scientific merit in all published work.

Education & Pedagogy: Educational sciences, curriculum studies, economics of education

Science & Technology: Innovation, applied sciences, robotics, artificial intelligence

Social Sciences: Sociology, psychology, social work, demography

Law & Media: Law, communications, media studies, library and information science

Economics & Management: Finance, business, banking, marketing, management

Geography & Environment: Urban and regional planning, environmental studies

Interdisciplinary Studies: Linguistics, regional development, cross-sectoral research

^{The mission of SEI is to provide an inclusive and scholarly platform that advances interdisciplinary research, promotes open access, and fosters global academic exchange. The journal supports innovative approaches to pressing societal challenges and facilitates knowledge transfer across scientific and professional domains.}

 ^{Its vision rests on the belief that science and education are inseparable, a principle reflected in the journal’s title and editorial philosophy.}

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Manuscript Guidelines  

When submitting your work, please include the following:

• A synopsis and the complete manuscript

• Word count (of complete manuscript)

• Genre and target audience

• Author’s full name and contact details (in cover letter)

• Relevant information about the author (biography, affiliations, etc.)

📑 Please send all materials for review as a single Word document and PDF file.  TEMPLATE.doc

The Science, Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems (SEI) journal is committed to transparency, integrity, and best practices in scholarly publishing. To uphold these principles, SEI provides clear policies that outline the responsibilities of authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher. These policies ensure a smooth, ethical, and high-quality publication process in line with international standards.

Readers, authors, and reviewers are encouraged to consult the following subsections for comprehensive details:

1. Authorship

SEI requires that all listed authors meet established criteria for authorship, including substantial contributions to conception, design, execution, or interpretation of the study. Authors must approve the final version before submission.

2. Authors’ Warranties

By submitting a manuscript, authors warrant that their work is original, has not been published elsewhere, and is not under consideration by another journal. They also confirm that all necessary permissions have been obtained.

3. Peer Review

SEI operates a rigorous, double-blind peer review system to ensure fairness, quality, and impartiality. All manuscripts are reviewed by at least two independent experts in the relevant field.

4. Author Appeals

Authors have the right to appeal editorial decisions by providing a detailed justification. Appeals are reviewed by the Editor-in-Chief and, if necessary, independent referees.

5. Supplemental Information

Authors may submit supplementary material (e.g., datasets, multimedia files, appendices) to enhance the value of their research. These are published alongside the article where appropriate.

6. Data Sharing

Authors are strongly encouraged to share research data in accordance with open science practices, ensuring transparency and reproducibility.

7. Permissions

It is the responsibility of authors to secure permissions for the reuse of third-party material (figures, tables, datasets). Proper acknowledgment of sources is mandatory.

8. Conflict of Interest

All authors, reviewers, and editors must declare any actual or potential conflicts of interest that could influence the integrity of the research or its evaluation.

9. Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement

SEI applies strict anti-plagiarism measures. Submissions are screened using plagiarism-detection tools, and any cases of duplication, fabrication, or copyright infringement result in rejection or retraction.

10. Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions are made independently of the publisher and external influence. Editors are guided solely by academic merit and relevance to the journal’s scope.

11. Editorial Responsibilities

Editors ensure fairness, confidentiality, and adherence to ethical standards throughout the editorial process. They actively prevent bias and conflicts of interest.

12. Publisher Responsibilities

The publisher supports editorial independence, ensures compliance with international ethical standards, and provides resources for maintaining publication integrity.

13. Open Access

SEI is an open-access journal, ensuring unrestricted and free availability of all published content for readers worldwide.

14. Fees and Charges

There is no any publication fee.

15. CrossMark Policy

SEI participates in the CrossMark initiative, ensuring transparency regarding article updates, corrections, and retractions.

16. Corrections

Errors identified post-publication are corrected promptly and transparently, either through corrigenda, errata, or retractions where appropriate.

17. Misconduct

Cases of research or publication misconduct (including fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism) are handled according to COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines.

18. Complaints

Complaints concerning editorial decisions, ethical breaches, or journal policies are handled transparently by the editorial board, following international best practices.

19. Privacy Policy

The journal ensures the confidentiality of all personal data associated with manuscript submission, peer review, and publication, in compliance with data protection regulations.

Science, Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems (SEI) maintains rigorous ethical standards for research involving human participants—including individuals, their data, or tissues—recognizing that such studies carry significant implications for human welfare and dignity. Ethical conduct transcends mere compliance; it requires professionals to act with integrity, empathy, and respect for all participants.

Research must be guided by clearly defined scientific objectives, including but not limited to: improving understanding of developmental, behavioral, or biological processes; verifying the reproducibility of prior findings; advancing knowledge about the study population; or producing outcomes that tangibly benefit human or societal well-being. Investigators must fully disclose all aspects of the research or intervention that may influence the participant’s willingness to engage, and must respond transparently to any additional queries. If full disclosure is not possible prior to consent, enhanced safeguards must be implemented to protect participants’ welfare and dignity.

Throughout the study, investigators are primarily responsible for preventing any physical or psychological harm. SEI requires all authors to critically assess and disclose any potential risk to human participants—whether patients, volunteers, or healthy individuals—across all study types: basic (experimental), clinical, and epidemiological designs (cohort, case-control, cross-sectional). Securing informed consent is mandatory; failure to provide prior disclosure may result in delays or rejection of the manuscript.

For further guidance on ethical publishing practices—including peer review, editorial conduct, and broader publication ethics—authors are encouraged to consult the following authoritative resources:

• Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):
  Code of Conduct – https://publicationethics.org-
  Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers – https://publicationethics.org-
  Short Guide: Ethical Editing for New Editors – https://publicationethics.org-
  Further COPE Guidance – https://publicationethics.org-

• Elsevier Resources:
  Publishing Ethics and Roles of Authors, Editors, Reviewers – https://www.elsevier.com

• Additional institutional policies for human and animal research ethics:
  University of Glasgow Guidelines – https://www.gla.ac.uk-
  APA Guidelines for Animal Research – https://www.apa.org-
  APA Ethical Guidelines – https://www.apa.org-
  UK Government Code of Practice for Animal Research – https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk-
  EARA – Animal Research Law – https://www.eara.eu-
  NHMRC National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007, updated 2018) – https://www.nhmrc.gov-