About the Journal

 

VIVABIO: Jurnal Pengabdian Multidisiplin

Scientific Journal for Community Service, Science and Technology, Training, Mentoring, and Social Humanities Impact

Open Access • Multidisciplinary • Community Engagement
 

Focus and Scope

VIVABIO is a scientific periodical journal published three times a year that disseminates scholarly manuscripts and scientific articles resulting from the application of science, technology, and knowledge in community service and engagement.

The journal welcomes articles reporting community service activities, training, mentoring, empowerment programs, technology implementation, and initiatives that generate measurable scientific, social, economic, environmental, educational, and humanities impacts.

Community engagement activities may be conducted by researchers, academics, educators, professionals, religious leaders, government institutions, non-governmental organizations, community organizations, and social-humanities communities.

Science & Technology
Application of scientific knowledge and appropriate technology for community development.
Community Empowerment
Programs that strengthen community capacity, independence, and sustainable livelihoods.
Training & Mentoring
Scientific reports of training, education, mentoring, and knowledge-transfer activities.
Social & Humanities Impact
Community interventions addressing social, cultural, educational, and humanitarian challenges.
 

Open Access Policy

VIVABIO provides immediate open access to all published content. The journal supports the principle that making scientific knowledge freely available to the public promotes wider dissemination, accessibility, collaboration, and global exchange of knowledge.

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Publication Ethics

Articles submitted to VIVABIO: Journal of Multidisciplinary Service are expected to comply with principles of research integrity, originality, transparency, and responsible publication.

  1. Articles must be original and free from fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, duplication, inappropriate fragmentation/salami publication, and copyright infringement involving data or content.
  2. Manuscripts must not have been published elsewhere or be under consideration by another journal. During the review process, manuscripts should not be simultaneously submitted to another journal.
  3. Authors are expected to respond constructively to editorial and peer-review comments and revise their manuscripts when requested. Manuscripts should not be withdrawn unilaterally during the review process without communicating with the editor.
  4. Articles must not contain unlawful, defamatory, misleading, or otherwise inappropriate statements, nor material that violates the personal, intellectual, privacy, or property rights of another person or entity.