Journal Name: Journal of Science & Technology (JST)
Impact Factor: 4.6 (By ResearchBib)
Total Citations: 6200+ (By Google Scholar)
h-index: 31 (By Google Scholar)
i10-index: 46 (By Google Scholar)
Journal Initials: JST
Publication Mode: Digital First, Print On-Demand
Frequency: Bi-Monthly (6 Issues a year)
Launch Year: 2020
Review Mode: Double Blind Peer Review
Plagiarism Allowed: 20% (as per Turnitin)
Coverage: Worldwide
Language: English
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Legal Commentary
About Legal Commentary Archive
The Legal Commentary section of the Journal of Science & Technology Archive presents a compilation of published commentary pieces that offer critical analysis, interpretations, and perspectives on legal developments and issues within the realm of science and technology. This archive showcases insightful and thought-provoking commentaries written by scholars, legal experts, and practitioners. The Legal Commentary section covers a diverse range of topics, including emerging technologies, intellectual property rights, data governance, bioethics, and the ethical and legal considerations surrounding scientific and technological advancements. The archive aims to provide readers with valuable insights into the legal landscape and foster discussions on the complex interactions between law, science, and technology.
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