Science

Science is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). It serves as a primary outlet for original research findings across all fields of science, including but not limited to biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, medicine, engineering, and social sciences. Each weekly issue contains a selection of research articles, reports, and reviews that present newly validated discoveries, experimental results, and theoretical advances. The journal also publishes a range of non-research content: News articles covering recent developments in science policy, funding, and institutional changes; Commentaries and Editorials that offer expert perspectives on current scientific controversies, ethical dilemmas, and societal implications; and Perspectives that synthesize and interpret emerging trends in specific disciplines. A dedicated section titled “Science Advances” highlights cutting-edge work that crosses traditional boundaries, while the “First Release” papers allow early online publication of time-sensitive results before they appear in print. The journal’s editorial process involves rigorous single-blind peer review by expert referees, ensuring that only methodologically sound and conceptually significant studies are accepted. In addition to the core research content, Science regularly publishes special issues focused on hot topics such as climate change, artificial intelligence, genomics, and pandemic preparedness. The journal maintains an extensive archive dating back to its founding in 1880, which is searchable through its online platform. Readers can filter content by subject area, publication date, and article type. The platform also provides supplementary materials for many articles, i