The Cosmological and Astrobiological Journal represents a leading scientific publication dedicated to fundamental questions about the origin, evolution, and future of life in the universe. The journal integrates the latest achievements from cosmology, astrophysics, planetary geology, molecular biology, exobiology, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, genetics, biochemistry, biophysics, as well as other natural sciences such as particle physics, geochemistry, paleontology, ecology, microbiology, and atmospheric science, creating a unique interdisciplinary platform for understanding life's place in cosmic evolution. The journal's primary mission is to publish revolutionary research connecting large cosmological structures with microscopic processes that enable the emergence and maintenance of life. From analyzing biosignatures in exoplanet atmospheres, mathematical modeling of habitable zones, computer simulations of prebiotic evolution, to genomic studies of extremophiles as analogs for extraterrestrial life, the journal covers the complete spectrum of astrobiological phenomena. Through a rigorous peer-review process, the journal maintains the highest standards of scientific excellence, enabling researchers from all natural and mathematical-computational sciences to present original empirical studies, theoretical models, computer simulations, and interdisciplinary syntheses. The publication serves as a bridge between observational data from space telescopes, laboratory experiments in chemistry and biology, geological field research, genetic analyses, and advanced machine learning algorithms, contributing to the formulation of testable hypotheses about the prevalence of life in the cosmos. The journal's strategic significance is reflected in its ability to inform future space missions, influence research funding priorities, and shape public understanding of our place in the universe, making it essential literature for astronomers, biologists, chemists, physicists, geologists, mathematicians, computer scientists, geneticists, and all scientists seeking answers to the deepest questions of existence.
Cosmological and Astrobiological Review
Cosmological and Astrobiological Review: Journal for the Study of the Universe, Life and Natural Sciences is a double-blind peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the study of the universe, life, and natural sciences in the broadest sense. The journal publishes original scientific papers in the fields of cosmology, astrobiology, astrophysics, astronomy, planetary sciences, physics, chemistry, biology, as well as all other areas relevant to the understanding of the natural world and the origin of life. Special attention is given to an interdisciplinary approach that connects fundamental research on the structure and evolution of the universe with questions of the origin and distribution of life, philosophy of science, and epistemological aspects of contemporary scientific discoveries. Cosmological and Astrobiological Review brings together researchers from diverse academic environments who contribute to the understanding of complex relationships between cosmological principles, astrobiological hypotheses, physical laws, and their broader implications for human knowledge. The journal fosters methodological pluralism, equally valuing theoretical examinations, empirical research, comparative analyses, and interdisciplinary studies that bridge the boundaries between natural sciences and the humanities. Through a rigorous double-blind peer review process, the journal strives for the highest standards of academic excellence and contributes to the deepening of scientific discourse on fundamental questions of the cosmos, life, and natural laws. More information about the journal, the editorial board, and author guidelines is available on the Cosmological and Astrobiological Review page.
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