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Authors can submit original research articles, reviews, or letters for peer review. The journal welcomes high-quality work from Africa or on African-relevant topics. Submissions are made electronically through the journal’s website.
The journal is freely available online to all readers. It publishes peer-reviewed research and non-reviewed commentaries, perspectives, and news articles on African-relevant scientific topics.
Individuals can sign up to receive regular updates and new issues of the Science for Society newsletter by providing their email address and personal details through a subscription form.
The Academy of Science of South Africa provides access to archived issues of the Science for Society newsletter from 2011 to 2021. Users can click on year-specific buttons to view or download previous editions.
Institutions and researchers can contribute to a national effort to harvest open access content from South African repositories, coordinated preferably by the NRF to increase visibility and accessibility of SA research.
Institutions can join a national federation of open access repositories that adhere to shared standards. Support will be provided to institutions in the early stages of setting up their repositories, and a central repository will be maintained for institutions unable to sustain their own.
Quest Magazine is a full-colour, quarterly science magazine aimed at learners, educators, and the general public. It presents leading scientific research in an accessible way and is distributed to public high schools, Dinaledi schools, and national science events.
The updated Code provides practical, comprehensive guidance for editors, reviewers, authors, and publishers on ethical, professional, and transparent practices in scholarly publishing. It covers editorial independence, peer review, governance, ethical responsibilities, and compliance with evolving policies, including those related to digital publishing, artificial intelligence, open access, data transparency, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Individuals and organisations can provide feedback or comments on the revised Code of Best Practice in Scholarly Journal Publishing, Editing, and Peer Review. This opportunity allows stakeholders to contribute to the ongoing refinement and application of the guidelines.
Readers can view past issues of the South African Journal of Science online, which are archived and freely available through the journal’s digital platform.
Researchers and scholars can publish their peer-reviewed articles, reviews, research letters, commentaries, news features, and book reviews in the South African Journal of Science, which is freely accessible to readers worldwide through an open-access platform.
An online webinar hosted by the Academy of Science of South Africa to inform scientists and researchers in South Africa about the Frontiers Planet Prize, a global competition awarding three $1 million prizes annually for innovative, scalable research with environmental impact that supports planetary boundaries.
