The advent of the Internet, a global computer network, offers a new avenue for scientists to disseminate their research. Traditional print media is in fact quite limited in its ability to present much information of value to scientists.
Traditional print publications are static objects whose form is completely determined by the publisher. The use of dynamically-generated web pages allows for end-user cutomization of the materials that are presented on the screen. It is possible for the subscriber of a journal to customize the format and types of information that he or she wishes to receive, allowing the journal to become more suitable for the reader's purposes. The Academic Open Internet Journal aims to promote the use of the Internet and development of network resources to enable scientists to better communicate. This journal will provide a mechanism for academic researchers to publish their research in developing newtechniques, new resources, new databases, etc. on the Internet for use by all scientists.
A brief history
Academic Open Internet Jornal (AOIJ) was established by Sotir Sotirov,PhD and Andrey Nenov,MSc in april of 2000. The AOIJ publishing papers from scientists from around the world to view the technical advances of that century. The motto states: "Let's make science closer to Information technologies".
Free access
Academic Open Internet Journal is offering free access to all database and science papers.
Full format of published papers at AOIJ are free for reading trought Internet. There are NO subscription fees.
In today's rapidly changing world, it is mandatory that we maintain our skills. One effective and enjoyable way to accomplish this goal is the information technologies offered by the AOIJ. We can exchange ideas, share experiences and learn from experts in various fields.
Submit new paper or news
If you wish to publish your paper or news in our Journal you have to be Member of our society. This is easy. Just fill our form for new members:
1. We'll accept your paper and will publish it in the next AOIJ issue.
2. Our aim is to enlarge AOIJ services every month, that’s way after Jan 1th 2004 we'll publish only prepaid papers (30$ fee).
3. You will receive our free newsletter.
We will not be selling or distributing in any way the list of registrants.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Anyone.
DO I HAVE TO BE AN ENGINEERS CLUB MEMBER? No.
Preparation of Articles
Academic Open Internet Journal accepts papers from all over the world, in the following scientific research fields :
- Electronics and Electrotechnics;
- Chemistry;
- Mathematics;
- Information Technology and Computing;
- Economics;
Membership
The requirements for becoming a member are liberal - you have to be a scientist or educational organization.
Just fill our Registration form
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