Technology Convergence & Integrated Systems
This section covers technology convergence & integrated systems as part of interdisciplinary research that joins relevant scientific fields, technologies or methods around a defined problem. Submissions should explain why integration is needed, how each component contributes, and how combined evidence supports the conclusions. The section welcomes conceptual development, methods and evaluated applications with transparent assumptions and limitations.
Published by EJSIR Publisher. This section is part of the journal’s defined subject scope and is used to guide author selection and editorial routing.
Section scope
This section covers technology convergence & integrated systems as part of interdisciplinary research that joins relevant scientific fields, technologies or methods around a defined problem. Submissions should explain why integration is needed, how each component contributes, and how combined evidence supports the conclusions. The section welcomes conceptual development, methods and evaluated applications with transparent assumptions and limitations.
Example topics
The following examples illustrate the section’s subject range; they are not an exhaustive list.
- Conceptual frameworks, theories or methods that integrate approaches relevant to technology convergence & integrated systems.
- Studies combining suitable experimental, computational, engineering, data-science or social-science methods to answer a defined question in technology convergence & integrated systems.
- Comparative or applied work showing how integration in technology convergence & integrated systems advances understanding of a wider research problem.
Scope boundary
Submissions that mention technology convergence & integrated systems but do not make a substantive contribution, use methods appropriate to the question or support conclusions with suitable evidence fall outside this section’s scope.
Editorial assessment
Once the journal opens, a qualified editor will assess section fit and, where appropriate, coordinate independent peer review. Editors will make decisions under the journal’s published review and ethics policies.