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What is scope of SAYS

The scope of Scientific Association of Young Scholars (SAYS) is wide and multidisciplinary and embraces all life-forms. It provides a forum for original research/review manuscripts and short communication (at World journal of biology and biotechnology and Journal of security studies and global politics), national and worldwide research presentations, workshops, seminars, capacity building and financial grants for innovative research.

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What is vision of SAYS

Scientific Association of Young Scholars (SAYS) encourages young scholars, policy makers, educationists (both science and art) and well reputed scientist around the globe in order to realize global perspectives on matters of present day hurdles in research and contribute to resolve these issues. The Scientific Association of Young Scholars (SAYS) encourages young scholars, policy makers, educationists (both science and art) and well reputed scientist around the globe in order to realize global perspectives on matters of present day hurdles in research and contribute to resolve these issues.

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What is aim of SAYS

Scientific Association of Young Scholars (SAYS) is aimed at professional scholars and scientists with content that is timely, interesting, and accessible, even to those working outside their own area of expertise, it has a broad, interdisciplinary appeal and it joins all researchers of science, policy makers, resource managers, and educators

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