PUBLISHING CLINICAL, DIAGNOSTIC AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ACROSS STEMMA & SIM FRAMEWORKS

Journal of Science and Medical Sciences (JSMS) - ISSN 3080-3306

Vision

To serve as a leading platform for sovereign scientific and medical scholarship across Africa, advancing innovation in bioeducation, clinical research, planetary health, and therapeutic systems—anchored in indigenous knowledge, ethical science, and Education 6.0 credentialing.

Aims & Scope

JSMS publishes peer-reviewed research, experimental studies, applied clinical reports, and thought leadership across interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary domains including:

🧠 Neuroscience, Cognitive Health & Diagnostic Intelligence
🧪 Biomedical Engineering, Therapeutic Systems & Indigenous Healing Modalities
⚙️ AI in Medical Sciences, Robotic Surgery & Automation Ethics
🔬 Molecular Science, Genomics & Experimental Medicine
📈 Health Policy, Epidemiological Modelling & Data Sovereignty
🎓 Bioeducation, Medical Training & Credentialing under Education 6.0

Editorial Philosophy

JSMS privileges research that restores dignity to medical and scientific authorship in Africa—where inquiry is not extractive but restorative. We champion contributions from clinicians, science practitioners, bioeducators, and policy architects whose work redefines health systems as sovereign infrastructures and centers ethical innovation. Special emphasis is placed on credentialed practitioners under SRU’s Education 6.0 frameworks.

📚 Scope of the Journal

Publishing Clinical, Diagnostic & Scientific Research Advancing Education 6.0 Across STEMMA & SIM Frameworks

🧠 Neuroscience, Cognitive Health & Diagnostic Intelligence

This theme explores the sovereign architecture of the human brain as a diagnostic ecosystem. Contributors interrogate the intersection of neurobiology, cognitive health, and AI-powered diagnostics, treating brain research not merely as clinical data but as civic infrastructure. JSMS publishes work on neurological resilience, trauma mapping, neuroethical frameworks, and intelligent diagnostics that integrate SIM methodologies. Cognitive health is positioned as a national asset, and neuroscience as a site of policy, pedagogy, and sovereign restoration.

🧪 Biomedical Engineering, Therapeutic Systems & Indigenous Healing Modalities

This theme blends high-tech therapeutic design with ancestral systems of healing and biosystem care. JSMS foregrounds biomedical engineering not only as clinical innovation but as cultural integration — where indigenous therapeutic logics coexist with sovereign medical technologies. Research spans device prototyping, rehabilitation systems, and biomechatronics, alongside scholarly frameworks on herbal pharmacology, sacred anatomies, and community-based healing infrastructures. Modalities are evaluated for civic relevance, not colonial validation.

⚙️ AI in Medical Sciences, Robotic Surgery & Automation Ethics

At the nexus of robotics and ethics, this theme interrogates the deployment of AI in clinical spaces. Contributors examine autonomous surgical systems, intelligent patient monitoring, and algorithmic triage models — all framed within Springfield’s narrative of educator control and infrastructural dignity. JSMS publishes work on ethical AI governance, automation boundaries, and the credentialing of machine-assisted medical pedagogy under Education 6.0. Robots may cut, monitor, or analyze — but ethical authorship remains human and sovereign.

🔬 Molecular Science, Genomics & Experimental Medicine

This theme enters the microscale frontier of life sciences where DNA, protein systems, and molecular diagnostics become tools of civic engineering. JSMS invites genomic scholarship, CRISPR experimentation, and molecular epidemiology studies that serve diagnostic sovereignty and continental resilience. Research is credentialed not only by technical rigor but by infrastructural utility — restoring agency over biosystem data, experimental design, and genetic knowledge frameworks within SIM-aligned delivery protocols.

📈 Health Policy, Epidemiological Modelling & Data Sovereignty

Health is political — and this theme frames policy as diagnostic architecture. Contributors explore disease modelling, public health simulations, and data governance structures designed to fortify population resilience. JSMS champions epidemiological intelligence as sovereign design logic, publishing strategies that protect against extractive data systems and enable civic control over health metrics. Policy is treated not as regulatory language, but as operational infrastructure — credentialed through Education 6.0 and protected by diagnostic legality.

🎓 Bioeducation, Medical Training & Credentialing under Education 6.0

This theme restores dignity to the formation of medical professionals and biosystem technicians through Springfield’s sovereign credentialing frameworks. Contributors document modular training platforms, transdisciplinary lab pedagogies, and medical curriculum reforms aligned with STEMMA, SIM, and Education 6.0. Bioeducation is treated as a civic engine — producing practitioners who are diagnosticians, designers, and sovereign stewards of public health. Credentialing here is not transactional; it is constitutional.

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Editorial Introduction

Journal of Science and Medical Sciences (JSMS)

The Journal of Science and Medical Sciences (JSMS) is Springfield Research University’s operational flagship for clinical innovation, biosystem infrastructure, and diagnostic sovereignty. Grounded in the Education 6.0 philosophy, JSMS convenes transdisciplinary scholarship that authors Africa’s scientific future through continental credentialing logic and infrastructural deployment.

JSMS publishes research that advances diagnostic systems, clinical design methodologies, and medical technologies calibrated to the civic needs of African institutions and populations. Contributors may range from molecular biologists and public health strategists to automation engineers and ethical policy architects — each credentialized not only by specialization, but by sovereign civic impact.

Science here is not abstract — it is infrastructural. Medicine is not reactive — it is strategic. And every publication serves to credential practitioners, build systems, and codify African scientific authorship at institutional, national, and continental levels.