Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Reviews

This scope encompasses review articles related to Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Earth Sciences, and Information Technology. Submissions should comprehensively review advancements, methodologies, and theoretical frameworks in these core scientific and technological fields. The journal is interested in syntheses that explore both fundamental research and applied innovations, such as reviews on computational models, materials science, or ecological systems.

Review articles in this domain focus on Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, and Industrial Engineering, along with other applied scientific fields. Submissions should critically evaluate the state-of-the-art in design, process optimization, manufacturing, and infrastructural development. The focus is on synthesizing existing knowledge to identify best practices and anticipate future technological challenges in areas such as renewable energy, smart systems, and sustainable infrastructure.

This section welcomes reviews covering Medicine, Public Health, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Biomedical Sciences. Articles should provide a deep, analytical summary of clinical trials, epidemiological data, disease mechanisms, and healthcare delivery systems. The journal seeks syntheses that can inform clinical practice, public health policy, and the development of new diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.

The scope includes review articles on Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Political Science, Anthropology, Law, Education, and Languages/Literature. Submissions should critically analyze theoretical advancements, methodological debates, and empirical findings within these disciplines. The goal is to provide a comprehensive overview of scholarly thought on human behavior, societal structures, cultural phenomena, and policy implications.

This is a key area for the journal, focusing on reviews that integrate knowledge from two or more distinct academic fields. Submissions should critically synthesize literature across disciplinary boundaries to address complex problems, such as reviews on environmental management, science and technology policy, or neuro-economics. This scope actively encourages papers that demonstrate how combining different perspectives can lead to novel insights and solutions not achievable through a single discipline.