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The Nan Yang Academy of Sciences has launched a major global research project on agricultural economi

To address the systemic challenges facing global agricultural development, the Nanyang Academy of Sciences has officially established a special research group on Global Agricultural Economics, uniting the scientific research forces of multiple countries to carry out interdisciplinary research. This study will focus on ...

The Nan Yang Academy of Sciences Launches Major Research Project on ＂Social Media and Language Evol

Building on the success of theFirst International Symposium on Interdisciplinary Linguistics Research, the Nanyang Academy of Sciences has officially launched the landmark research initiative, Social Media and Language Evolution .This multinational collaboration unites research institutions across 12 countries to syste...

Congratulations to Sustainable Marine Structures for being included in Scopus！

We are very pleased to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (EISSN: 2661-3158) under Nan Yang Academy of Sciences has been officially included in the Scopus database! This breakthrough proves that the journal has a high influence and value in the academic community, and also provides a broader academic exchange ...

Research on World Agricultural Economy has been included in ESCI

We are pleased to announce that Research on World Agricultural Economy (RWAE) has been selected for inclusion in the Web of Science . Articles published after 2020 , beginning with 1(1), will be included in the following products: Emerging Sources Citation Index We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Edi...

＂Research on World Agricultural Economy＂ has been accepted by Scopus.

Scopus is one of the worlds largest citation databases provided by the Dutch publishing company Elsevier. The database includes abstract and citation information from thousands of journals, conference papers, and books worldwide, covering research in various fields such as science, technology, medicine, social sciences...