IJAISE
Special Issues
The International Journal of AI, Science and Engineering (IJAISE) may publish special issues
dedicated to emerging themes, focused research topics, and interdisciplinary areas of growing importance.
This page presents current, upcoming, and archived special issue initiatives.
About Special Issues
Special issues are thematic collections of articles centered on a well-defined research topic,
scientific challenge, technological trend, or interdisciplinary domain. They are intended to
highlight rapidly developing areas and to gather high-quality contributions under a coherent editorial focus.
Current Policy
- Special issues may be launched by the journal editorial team or in collaboration with guest editors.
- Each special issue should have a clearly defined scope and timeline.
- Submissions to special issues are subject to the same quality and ethical standards as regular submissions.
- Editorial oversight remains under the responsibility of the journal.
What a Special Issue May Include
- A clearly announced theme or research focus
- Submission opening and deadline dates
- Guest editor or editorial coordination details
- Status: Open, Upcoming, Closed, or Archived
- Links to related published papers when available
Sample Thematic Areas
- Artificial Intelligence in Education
- Machine Learning for Scientific Discovery
- Data Science and Intelligent Analytics
- AI for Engineering Optimization
- Computational Modeling and Simulation
- Smart Systems and Automation
- AI Applications in Health and Environment
- Interdisciplinary Engineering Innovation
- Scientific Computing and Applied Mathematics
- Emerging Technologies and Intelligent Infrastructure
Current and Upcoming Special Issues
No special issues are announced at the moment.
Future thematic calls may be published here as the journal expands its editorial activity and international collaborations.
Propose a Special Issue
Researchers, guest editors, and academic collaborators who wish to propose a special issue topic
may contact the journal with a concept note including the proposed title, thematic justification,
expected scope, and editorial rationale.