Oxton Science Journal advances and disseminates rigorous scientific knowledge across disciplines, with particular attention to research that connects science to practice — in health, applied science, technology, education and human behaviour.
Aims
The journal aims to publish methodologically sound, ethically conducted and clearly reported research that expands understanding and informs real-world decisions. We welcome work that is original, reproducible and relevant to an international audience, and we are committed to a fair, timely and constructive editorial process.
Scope
Oxton Science Journal is multidisciplinary. Its scope spans, among others:
- Health sciences — clinical, translational and public health research
- Physiotherapy & rehabilitation, pain, human movement and physical activity
- Sleep science and its links to health and performance
- Applied science & technology, including health technologies and data
- Education and knowledge translation
- Health management, organisations and human behaviour
- Interdisciplinary research bridging two or more of the above
Article types
We consider a range of contributions, including:
- Original research articles
- Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
- Narrative and scoping reviews
- Methodological and protocol papers
- Case studies and clinical experiences
- Short communications and editorials
Audience
Our readership includes researchers, clinicians, physiotherapists, educators, health managers and graduate students worldwide who seek trustworthy, openly accessible evidence.
What makes us distinctive
We combine disciplinary rigor with genuine interdisciplinarity, rapid and transparent peer review, immediate open access, and a strong commitment to research integrity — so that good science is both trustworthy and freely available.
Languages
Manuscripts are accepted in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Authors are encouraged to consult the Author Guidelines before submitting.