In the digital age, the binary digits 0 and 1 form the fundamental language of information technology, representing the most basic building blocks of our modern world. This duality mirrors Lab Academic Press's core philosophy, where "O" symbolizes openness and "I" represents impact and integrity—fundamental principles that guide our mission in academic publishing.
Just as 0 and 1 combine to create complex computational systems, Lab Academic Press builds its foundation on four essential pillars: "Open & Impact," "Open & Integrity," "Open & Interdisciplinary," and "Open & Inclusion." These principles reflect our understanding that breakthrough scientific discoveries often emerge from a deep focus on fundamental questions, much like how complex digital systems arise from simple binary code.
Lab Academic Press positions itself at the frontier of scientific publishing by focusing on research that pushes the boundaries of fundamental understanding. We believe that just as the simple binary system revolutionized technology, breakthrough insights at the fundamental level can transform entire fields of study. By publishing work that deepens our grasp of basic scientific principles, we contribute to the advancement of human knowledge and development.
Our commitment to "Open & Impact" ensures that groundbreaking research reaches the widest possible audience, maximizing its potential to influence future scientific endeavors. Through "Open & Integrity," we maintain rigorous standards while making knowledge accessible to all. The "Open & Interdisciplinary" approach recognizes that fundamental discoveries often arise at the intersection of different fields, just as complex systems emerge from simple binary interactions. Finally, "Open & Inclusion" ensures that diverse voices and perspectives contribute to the scientific dialogue, enriching our collective understanding.
In this quest for fundamental understanding, we serve as a platform for researchers who dare to question existing paradigms and explore the basic building blocks of scientific knowledge. Like the binary code that underlies all digital innovation, these fundamental insights form the foundation upon which future scientific breakthroughs will be built. Through our commitment to openness and excellence, Lab Academic Press continues to foster the publication of research that advances our understanding of science at its most fundamental level, ultimately contributing to human progress and development.
Founded in May 2019 in Australia, Lab Academic Press (LAP) emerged from the vision of a group of seasoned publishing experts dedicated to advancing open-access scientific communication. The founders shared a mission to create a publishing platform that prioritizes accessibility, quality, and innovation, empowering researchers worldwide to share their findings without barriers.
▪ Lab Academic Press was officially founded in May 2019 in Australia.
• The press set out to build a portfolio of high-quality, golden open-access journals across diverse scientific disciplines.
▪ LAP launched its first journal, Materials Lab (Online ISSN: 2653-4878), focusing on cutting-edge research in materials science.
• The journal quickly gained recognition for its rigorous peer-review process and commitment to publishing impactful studies.
▪ Building on the success of Materials Lab, LAP introduced its second journal, Energy Lab (Online ISSN: 2653-7702), to address the growing demand for research dissemination in the energy sector.
• Energy Lab aims to advance sustainable energy solutions and foster collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders.
Lab Academic Press continues to expand its journal portfolio, guided by its founding principles of accessibility, quality, and innovation. By leveraging its expertise in publishing and commitment to ethical practices, LAP is poised to become a global leader in open-access scientific publishing.
-Member of the National Academy of Engineering,
-Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences
-The world's leading supercomputer expert,
-Chief research Director of Tianfu Fengcheng Laboratory -Founder and CEO of the Third Brain Institute
1. Developed the world's first scientific parallel vector supercomputing CRAYXMP/2 and XMP/4;
2. Developed high-performance computers for large enterprises using general-purpose CPU;
3. Developed the world's first 128-blade supercomputer
4. Developed the first Internet-based, application-to-application, dynamic and cost-efficient enterprise collaborative operation intermediary software TONBU
5. Developed the world's first supercomputer-based, global networking to form a super information grid similar to the power grid. Organized The Third Brain Research Institute (The Third Brain Research Institute), a non-profit in Silicon Valley, focuses on the world's leading research and development projects on brain, brain protection, brain development and brain extension, including artificial intelligence, unmanned driving, etc., and is highly trusted, safe, efficient, and efficient. The distributed and collaborative supergrid cloud platform SCP supports global R&D efforts.
Managing Director: William Lee
·Publishing Managers: Emily Chan & Jessica Fung
Customer Service Specialist: Emma Wong
Marketing Manager: Sarah Si
The Research Integrity Officer: Daisy Wong
