About the Journal
The Journal of Multidisciplinary and Translational Research (JMTR) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal that is published online biannually by the Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.
To expand the readership, starting with volume VIII issue II (2023), JMTR will only publish articles in English.
The Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka covers the cost of publication on behalf of the authors on acceptance of their article.
Name change
Former name | Journal of the Faculty of Graduate Studies |
New name | Journal of Multidisciplinary and Translational Research |
Year changed | 2023 |
Old ISSN number | ISSN - 2279-2147 |
New ISSN number | ISSN (E-Copy) : ISSN 3051-5262 ISSN (Hard copy) : ISSN 3051-5602 |
The Journal previously known as the “Journal of the Faculty of Graduate Studies” has undergone a title change. From December 2023, the journal will be referred to as the “Journal of Multidisciplinary and Translational Research”. This change reflects our emergence towards a broader scope and our commitment to foster multidisciplinary research and to translate scientific discoveries into practical applications.
Journal indexing has been updated to reflect the new journal name. This ensures seamless access to past publications and continuity of citations. All articles and issues published under the Journal of the Faculty of Graduate Studies will remain accessible and searchable under the new journal name.
As this new chapter begins, the journal looks forward to continuing to provide high-quality, impactful research across multiple disciplines. Thank you for the continued support and contributions to our journal.
For any questions or further information, please contact the Editorial Board.
Why should you publish your article in JMTR?
All articles deemed technically sound will be published in JMTR after an extensive peer-review process.
Too frequently, a journal's preference to publish a paper is based on the editor(s) perception of what is interesting and attract more readers - both of which are arbitrary measures that cause delays in publishing your findings. At JMTR, we believe that the readership, who are best suited to judge what interests them, will determine the significance of the study after reviewing the article once it has been published,..
It is more difficult for readers from different fields to read and comprehend the papers published in most conventional journals since they come from narrowly defined topic areas. Since the Journal of Multidisciplinary and Translational Research is not limited to a narrowly defined area of study, findings that cover a wide range of disciplines including multidisciplinary studies can be disseminated to wider community.
We invite writers from around the world to share their thoughts. Every article is solely the writer's opinion and does not contain any opinion from the JMTR's editorial board. The principle of JMTR is "open to any ideas (open to all thoughts)".
