Scientific Research Council (SRC)
Supporting Research Excellence, Innovation, and Scholarly Publishing
About SRC
The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is an independent academic and research-oriented body dedicated to supporting, organizing, and promoting scientific research and scholarly publishing across a wide range of academic disciplines.
SRC operates as a neutral and autonomous entity, working in collaboration with international universities, research institutions, and academic networks to advance research capacity and academic cooperation.
The Council is actively engaged in:
- Supporting the publication of peer-reviewed scientific journals
- Facilitating academic research and scholarly outputs
- Contributing to the development of academic books and monographs
SRC aims to enhance research quality, foster innovation, and promote interdisciplinary collaboration, while supporting the global dissemination of scientific knowledge.
Governance and Leadership
The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is governed by an independent academic board composed of distinguished scholars from diverse academic and research backgrounds. The Council operates under a structured governance framework that ensures transparency, accountability, and academic independence in all its activities.
Board of Directors
- Chair of the Council:
Prof. Dr. Abdel Fattah A. Qaraman - Vice President & Administrative Director:
Prof. Dr. Maher Abdelhamid - Board Members:
- Prof. Dr. Alaa Mahmoud – Professor of Energy Engineering, Palestine
- Prof. Dr. Zainab Nasrullah – Professor of Biotechnology, Iraq
- Prof. Dr. Wafaa Salah – Professor of Physical Chemistry, Egypt
- Prof. Dr. Kamal Dira – United States
Headquarters
The administrative operations of SRC are currently coordinated through its central office based in Gaza, Palestine, which serves as the primary hub for managing publishing activities and institutional coordination.
SRC operates as an international academic entity and collaborates with universities, research institutions, and academic networks worldwide. The Council maintains a global operational scope and may expand its administrative presence across multiple locations in line with its international growth and partnerships.
Legal Status
The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is an independent academic and research-oriented body operating as a non-profit scholarly initiative dedicated to supporting scientific research and academic publishing.
Quick Overview
Type: Independent Research and Publishing Body
Focus: Research, Journals, Books, Academic Publishing
Contact
Scientific Research Council (SRC)
Gaza, Palestine
Email: src-publishing@jaisjournal.com
Mission
To advance scientific research by promoting excellence, integrity, and innovation while supporting researchers and fostering collaboration across academic and research communities.
Vision
To become a trusted and globally recognized research and publishing body that contributes to high-quality, impactful scientific knowledge.
Core Values
- Research Integrity
- Excellence and Quality
- Innovation and Creativity
- Collaboration and Openness
- Transparency and Accountability
Publishing Scope
Journals
Publication of peer-reviewed academic journals across various disciplines.
Research Papers
Support for high-quality original research and scientific studies.
Books & Monographs
Publication of scholarly books, edited volumes, and academic monographs.
Conference Proceedings
Publication of peer-reviewed conference papers and academic event outputs.
Publication Policies
The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is committed to upholding high standards of academic integrity, publication ethics, and transparency across all its publishing activities.
SRC provides a general framework to ensure that all publications operating under its support follow internationally recognized best practices in scholarly publishing.
Publication Ethics
SRC promotes ethical research and responsible publishing practices. All stakeholders involved in the publishing process, including authors, reviewers, and editors, are expected to adhere to widely accepted ethical standards.
SRC supports:
- Academic integrity and originality
- Proper citation and acknowledgment of sources
- Transparency in research and publishing practices
- Disclosure of conflicts of interest
Cases of research misconduct, including plagiarism, data fabrication, or ethical violations, are addressed according to established academic procedures, which may result in appropriate corrective actions.
Peer Review
SRC supports the implementation of rigorous and transparent peer review processes to ensure the quality and credibility of scholarly publications.
Specific peer review models (such as double-blind review) and detailed procedures are defined and applied at the level of each individual journal or publication.
Editorial Independence
SRC respects the independence of editorial boards and ensures that all editorial decisions are made objectively and without undue influence.
Editors are expected to maintain fairness, confidentiality, and integrity throughout the editorial process.
Publication Transparency
SRC promotes transparency in all aspects of academic publishing, including clear communication of publication processes, editorial policies, and any applicable publication fees.
Detailed author guidelines and submission requirements are defined at the level of each journal.
Retraction and Corrections
SRC supports clear and transparent mechanisms for handling corrections and retractions in order to maintain the integrity of the scholarly record.
Publications may be corrected or retracted in cases of significant errors or ethical concerns, in accordance with established academic standards.
Books and Monographs
Publications such as books and monographs are subject to appropriate editorial evaluation and, where applicable, peer review processes to ensure academic quality and relevance.
Activities & Initiatives
- Publishing scientific journals
- Supporting research dissemination
- Publishing academic books and monographs
- Organizing scientific events and workshops
- Establishing research collaborations
- Developing research policies and standards
Featured Activity
Research Support Initiative 2026
Date: March 2026
Description: A program supporting early-career researchers through funding and mentorship.
Official Language
The official working language of SRC is English. Additional languages may be used in specific academic or regional contexts.
Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed in publications supported by SRC are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Council or its members.