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Inaugural Issue
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)Inaugural Issue — Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)Journal of Multidisciplinary Sciences, Arts and Humanities · International Journal Press, India · Open access under CC BY 4.0
International Journal Press (ijpress.com) is an India-based open-access publisher launching six peer-reviewed titles: engineering informatics, health analytics, digital justice, learning sciences, biosciences, and its flagship multidisciplinary journal. Every article is published open access under CC BY 4.0 after double-blind peer review; authors retain copyright, and the press advertises rigor-first triage, transparent timelines, and an indexing-ready workflow (DOI, ORCID, OAI-PMH).
This inaugural volume assembles peer-reviewed research spanning the natural and applied sciences, mathematics, business and management, and the social sciences, prepared for live publication. The first tranche of accepted articles reflects the journal’s cross-disciplinary promise: from analytical chemistry and nanomaterial characterisation to strategic management, marketing behaviour and international security. Further accepted manuscripts will be added to this issue as they complete production.
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Second Issue
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)Published on 13 September 2026, this second issue of JMSAH continues the journal's cross-disciplinary mandate, bringing together seven double-blind peer-reviewed articles spanning media and cultural studies, industrial engineering, behavioural finance, organizational psychology, education, and AI-driven biosciences. Contributions range from an examination of social media as a site of historical memory-making and a systematic review of workplace psychological safety, to empirical studies on energy efficiency and resource optimization in manufacturing, financial autonomy among salaried women, cryptocurrency investment behaviour, and financial literacy among school students, closing with an integrated review of computer-aided drug design in the artificial intelligence era. Together, the issue reflects JMSAH's commitment to rigorously reviewed research across the sciences, social sciences, and humanities.