Science Set Journal of Ophthalmology and Eye Care

About Journal

The Science Set Journal of Ophthalmology and Eye Care (ISSN: 2996-0940) is a peer-reviewed academic publication dedicated to the advancement of research, clinical practices, and technological developments in the fields of ophthalmology, vision science, and ocular healthcare. The journal is committed to serving as a comprehensive platform for eye care professionals, vision researchers, clinical ophthalmologists, optometrists, and biomedical scientists to share discoveries, innovations, and case-based insights that contribute to the global improvement of eye health and the prevention of vision impairment.

Our mission is to promote high-quality, original research and clinical knowledge that enhances our understanding of ocular physiology, disease mechanisms, treatment strategies, and surgical interventions. The journal supports interdisciplinary perspectives, encouraging the integration of basic science with clinical application, and fosters global knowledge exchange to bridge gaps between ophthalmic research and patient care.

Scope and Focus Areas

The Science Set Journal of Ophthalmology and Eye Care encompasses a wide array of topics that reflect the dynamic and multifaceted nature of vision science. We invite submissions addressing clinical research, translational science, diagnostic advancements, and therapeutic innovations across the following key areas:

• Retinal Disorders and Surgery: Research focusing on retinal diseases such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal detachment, along with studies on advanced vitrectomy and retinal repair procedures.
• Corneal and External Eye Disease: Studies related to corneal pathology, ocular surface disorders, refractive errors, and outcomes of corneal transplantation and cross-linking.
• Glaucoma: Investigations into intraocular pressure regulation, optic nerve damage, and clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of medical and surgical glaucoma management.
• Pediatric Ophthalmology: Research on congenital eye diseases, strabismus, amblyopia, and pediatric ocular surgery, with a focus on early detection and intervention strategies.
• Oculoplastics and Orbital Surgery: Contributions exploring surgical techniques, cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, and treatment of orbital tumors and trauma.
• Neuro-ophthalmology: Articles that investigate the interface between neurology and ophthalmology, including studies on visual field defects, optic neuropathies, and cranial nerve disorders.
• Cataract and Refractive Surgery: Clinical evaluations of cataract extraction methods, intraocular lens designs, and innovations in laser refractive surgery.
• Vision Rehabilitation: Studies addressing visual impairment management, low vision aids, and rehabilitation strategies for individuals with irreversible sight loss.
• Ocular Imaging and Diagnostics: Development and validation of imaging modalities such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), fundus photography, and fluorescein angiography.
• Teleophthalmology and Digital Eye Care: Contributions related to remote diagnostics, AI-assisted image analysis, and mobile health technologies aimed at expanding access to eye care.

Contribution to the Ophthalmic Community

The journal aims to support clinicians, researchers, and educators by disseminating findings that influence medical practice and drive further investigation. By publishing rigorous, evidence-based studies, we contribute to a stronger understanding of visual disorders, improve diagnostic accuracy, and support innovation in treatment and surgical care.

We recognize the importance of cross-disciplinary collaborations and actively welcome work from fields such as biomedical engineering, pharmacology, genetics, and public health that intersect with ophthalmology. Studies involving clinical trials, large population-based cohorts, and experimental models that offer novel insights into vision science are especially encouraged.

Commitment to Scientific Excellence

All manuscripts submitted to the Science Set Journal of Ophthalmology and Eye Care undergo a double-blind peer review process. Our editorial board is composed of experts representing a wide spectrum of subspecialties, ensuring that each manuscript is evaluated thoroughly, fairly, and without bias. We uphold strict ethical standards and expect transparency and accountability from all contributors.

In line with our mission to support international collaboration, we welcome contributions from authors across geographic and cultural boundaries. Whether the research originates from a high-volume academic center or a community clinic setting, if it contributes meaningful insight to the field, it is of interest to our journal.

Journal Articles and Publication Format

We publish a variety of scholarly content types, including:

• Original research articles presenting novel data and findings.
• Comprehensive review articles that synthesise existing knowledge.
• Clinical case reports that offer unique or rare perspectives on diagnosis and management.
• Short communications and technical notes describing methodological advances or pilot studies.
• Editorials and perspectives written by experienced voices in the field.

Each issue of the journal is made available in an open-access format to ensure that new knowledge is accessible to practitioners, researchers, and patients worldwide. We believe that science should be shared freely and broadly, and we actively support the principles of open and inclusive knowledge dissemination.

Audience and Reach

Our readership includes ophthalmic surgeons, medical and clinical researchers, optometrists, eye care technicians, medical students, and public health professionals. Additionally, we engage professionals working in pharmaceutical development, ocular imaging, and biomedical technology, offering a well-rounded publication that informs multiple stakeholders in eye care and vision science.

The journal also serves as a resource for educators and policymakers seeking evidence-based research to inform curriculum design and health policy decisions related to vision health and blindness prevention.

The Science Set Journal of Ophthalmology and Eye Care is committed to advancing scientific inquiry and improving global eye health outcomes through the publication of meticulously reviewed, high-quality research. By creating a platform that fosters academic integrity, clinical relevance, and global accessibility, we aim to become a vital resource for those working toward a future free of preventable visual impairment.