International Editorial Advisors

Kambiz Badie (Iran)

Zaid T. Balkhi (Saudi Arabia)

Arthur Bolstein (Slovak Republic)

Nicolae Bulz (Romania)

Mitan Ceska (Czech Republic)

Beifang Chen (Hong Kong)

Ovanes G. Chorayan (Russia)

Angela Espinosa (Columbia)

Faten Hosny Fahmy (Egypt)

Xiangjun Feng (USA)

Robert R. Hwang (Taiwan)

Kostas Karamanos (Belgium)

L. Keviczky (Hungary)

Kyoich Kijima (Japan)

Volodymyr Krasnoholovets (Ukraine)

Vadim Kvitash (USA)

Sifeng Liu (China)

Magdi Mahmoud (Kuwait)

Nicholas A. Nechval (Latvia)

Sing Kiong Nguang (New Zealand)

Eduardo Oliva-Lopez (Mexico)

Kang OuYang (China)

Nicholas Paritsis (Greece)

Don Petkov (USA)

Rafael Pla-Lopez (Spain)

Axel Randrup (Denmark)

Hector Sabelli (USA)

Salvatore Santoli (Italy)

P. S. Satsangi (India)

John Wood (UK)

Xuemou Wu (China)

Hong-yi Yu (China)

Duties and responsibilities of International Editorial Advisors: Each member on this board will (1) spread the words about the journal, (2) attract submissions, and (3) when called upon by the editor, help with the review of papers submitted to Scientific Inquiry for possible publication and/or identification of potential reviewers.

Formation of the International Editorial Advisory Board: Each member selected must have published trans-disciplinary and/or inter-disciplinary works and currently active in research of new knowledge. Each member needs to be a true scholar with the spirit of inquiring into the unknown beyond the mainstream science. He/she is neither a scientific craftsman nor a general social/political activist. It is the policy of Scientific Inquiry that it will do its best to eliminate such member(s) from this important board who works only in a narrow and obsolete traditional field without an open mind for new knowledge and discovery that are beyond of the scope of the mainstream science. This board will be updated regularly with inactive members deleted.

Mission Statement

International Editorial Advisors

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