Introduction

Epistora Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Sciences (EJCCS) is a premier peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing the understanding of chemical principles and their applications across the molecular sciences. Established to bridge fundamental chemical research with applied innovations in materials, medicine, energy and environment, EJCCS serves as a global platform for chemists, biochemists, materials scientists, and chemical engineers

The journal embraces the full spectrum of chemical sciences - from organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry to biochemistry, materials chemistry, computational chemistry and chemical engineering. With a rigorous double-blind peer review process and rapid publication workflow, we ensure that high-impact research reaches the global community without delay. All articles are published under the CC BY 4.0 license, enabling unrestricted access, reuse and maximum societal impact

Our commitment extends beyond traditional publishing. We actively promote interdisciplinary collaboration, reproducibility, and the integration of chemical sciences with emerging fields such as green chemistry, nanotechnology, drug discovery, and sustainable energy. By combining scholarly excellence with modern publishing innovations, EJCCS is shaping the future of chemical science communication

Aim & Scope

Aim: To accelerate chemical discovery and innovation by publishing high-quality, rigorously peer-reviewed research across all domains of chemistry and chemical sciences. We aim to foster interdisciplinary dialogue, support early-career researchers and provide an inclusive open access home for transformative chemical science

Scope: The journal welcomes original research articles, comprehensive reviews, short communications, technical notes, case studies and data papers covering, but not limited to:

Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Biochemistry Materials Chemistry Chemical Engineering Environmental Chemistry Medicinal Chemistry Pharmaceutical Chemistry Polymer Chemistry Supramolecular Chemistry Organometallic Chemistry Coordination Chemistry Electrochemistry Photochemistry Computational Chemistry Green Chemistry Nanochemistry Surface Chemistry Catalysis Chemical Biology Natural Products Chemistry Food Chemistry Agricultural Chemistry Industrial Chemistry Petrochemistry Radiochemistry Solid State Chemistry Spectroscopy Chromatography Mass Spectrometry Crystallography Chemical Thermodynamics Chemical Kinetics Quantum Chemistry Drug Discovery Chemical Synthesis Sustainable Chemistry

Article Types

  • Original Research - Full-length reports of novel chemical research, including experimental, theoretical and computational studies. Up to 8,000 words with comprehensive data and methodology
  • Review Articles - Comprehensive surveys, systematic reviews and meta-analyses with future research directions. Up to 6,000 words
  • Short Communications - Urgent findings, preliminary results and time-sensitive breakthroughs requiring rapid dissemination. Up to 2,500 words
  • Technical Notes - Methodological innovations, synthetic procedures, analytical techniques and instrumentation developments
  • Case Studies - Applied chemical investigations with practical implications for industry, medicine and environment
  • Data Papers - Comprehensive description of high-quality chemical datasets, including curated spectral data and computational results

Mission & Values

Advance chemical science through trusted open access. Core principles: scientific rigour, chemical precision, constructive peer review, rapid decisions, global accessibility without financial barriers. Bridging fundamental chemistry with contemporary challenges - drug discovery, sustainable materials, green chemistry, and energy innovation

Indexing & Archiving

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Published content is maintained through structured digital preservation and accessibility practices designed to support long-term scholarly availability and continued research access