Cognitive Sustainability (CogSust) is open access double-blind reviewed scientific, internationally listed, opinion-leading, interdisciplinary journal. Its mission is to enrich and revitalize the scientific community through collaboration and synergies between different disciplines, to present the results of research topics that span the dimensions of sustainability, and to help position innovative and multidisciplinary topics.
Cognitive Sustainability investigates the links between the research areas of sustainability and cognitive sciences. Sustainability can be interpreted as an environmental discipline issue in the first approach or as an engineering challenge in a wider range of interpretations, but can actually be interpreted in many more disciplines.
The key aim of CogSust is to provide a holistic view of how sustainability in a broader aspect can be understood, described (modelled), and optimized for human value creation with the use of the tools of the cognitive sciences. It results in a deeper merge of artificial and biological cognitive systems with engineering applications.
Average acceptance rate (2022): 58%
Average time to accept (2022): 36 days
Desk reject rate (2022): 23%
Average time to reject (2022): 6 days
*As of Jan/2025
The Polish special issue of Cognitive Sustainability has been published
Within the framework of the Mazurka grant of the Wacław Felczak Foundation, sustainability research by six Polish authors has been published. Pál Péter Kolozsi PhD, SCR praises the presented results in his foreword, which provide an excellent basis for strengthening Polish-Hungarian research. The joint focus on sustainability will facilitate their implementation and the spread of good practices in the region.
Current Issue
Vol. 3 No. 4 (2024): Cognitive Sustainability