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About the journal

The Wallacea Journal of Science and Innovation is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal publishing original research on the environment, health, education and languages of Wallacea.

Wallacea lies between the Sunda and Sahul shelves, bounded by the Wallace Line to the west and the Lydekker Line to the east. The same islands hold a second transition: this is where the Austronesian and Papuan language families meet, placing one of the world's great concentrations of biological endemism alongside one of its great concentrations of language.

That overlap is the journal's subject. We publish across the natural sciences, the social sciences and the humanities, and welcome comparable work from other biocultural regions.

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Publishing with WJSI

Article charges
None. No APC, submission, page or colour fees.
Access
Immediate open access, no embargo.
Licence
CC BY 4.0 — authors retain copyright.
Review
Double-blind, minimum two reviewers.
Preservation
Deposited in Zenodo with a permanent DOI.

First issue

forthcoming

Volume 1, Issue 1 will be published in June 2027. The call for papers is open, with a submission deadline of 31 January 2027.

We are a new journal and have not yet published. Rather than fill this page with placeholders, we have left it as it is until there is real work to show.

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Research areas

four fields · one region
EN — 01

Environment & Sustainability

Biodiversity, ecology, conservation, climate resilience and resource governance across Wallacea's islands and seas.

LS — 02

Health & Life Sciences

Biomedical research, public health and the biology of tropical and island populations.

ED — 03

Education & Indigenous Knowledge

Pedagogy, curriculum and science communication, with particular attention to indigenous and community learning.

LP — 04

Language, Philology & Knowledge Systems

Documentation, philology and the languages of Wallacea as routes into how knowledge is held and transmitted.

Editorial board

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Editor-in-Chief
Hasriadi Hasriadi
Tamalanrea Science and Research Center, Indonesia
Associate Editor — Environment
Mohammad Padri
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia
Associate Editor — Education
Muhammad Takwin
Universitas Negeri Medan, Indonesia