CES, PRP, SBE Accepted for Inclusion in the CAS Databases
We are pleased to announce that the open access journals Clean Energy and Sustainability (CES, ISSN: 2959-7676), Photocatalysis: Research and Potential (PRP, ISSN: 2958-8782), and Synthetic Biology and Engineering (SBE, ISSN: 2958-9053) have been officially accepted for inclusion in the CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service) Databases. This landmark achievement paves the way for expanded global collaboration and knowledge exchange, marking a critical leap forward for the journals in international visibility, academic influence, and standardized editorial management.
About the Journal
Clean Energy and Sustainability (CES) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal officially co-founded by East China University of Science and Technology and the Chemical Engineering ESG Committee of the Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China. The journal focuses on publishing high-quality, original theoretical and experimental research covering clean energy sources, functional materials, energy systems, core technologies, and engineering applications across renewable and sustainable energy fields. It aims to foster global academic exchange and innovation to advance clean energy development and low-carbon sustainability research.
Photocatalysis: Research and Potential (PRP) is an open access and international journal covering both fundamental and application-oriented aspects of photocatalysis. The journal establishes a platform for multidisciplinary discussions to promote the understanding of materials science, chemical engineering, and physical chemistry of photocatalysis, as well as the potential across the field of environment and energy.
Synthetic Biology and Engineering (SBE) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access academic journal. Jointly led by Prof. Dr. An-Ping Zeng from Westlake University and Prof. Dr. Shang-Tian Yang from The Ohio State University, the journal focuses on interdisciplinary research in synthetic biology. It commits to publishing high-quality original research covering full-chain studies ranging from fundamental life system exploration to industrial translational practice, aiming to foster global academic exchange and innovation to advance synthetic biology research.