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We would like to inform our Brazilian colleagues and all other interested parties that Technological Sustainability is already ranked B1 in Qualis Capes journal rankings.

The journal seems to have been ranked in many different platforms. But gathering such information is not always straightforward. However Thanks to all the support from SRRNet members and international audience, the journal continues to develop and we anticipate more such notifications in the near future.

This of course is in addition to the rankings such Scopus, Scimago Q2, ABDC and others.

When considering submission to the journal please bear in mind that TechS covers the areas of engineering and technology.

SRRNet’s journal Technological Sustainability (TechS) continues to see growing success within academic community. While we appreciate the time and effort colleagues worldwide dedicate to submitting their research, we would like to remind authors that this journal specifically focuses on the fields of Engineering and Technology.

It is essential to consider this technical focus before submitting your manuscript. For research addressing the social or economic dimensions of sustainability, SRRNet offers alternative outlets, including our world-renowned journal, Social Responsibility Journal, and various book series dedicated to high-quality articles in these areas.

We strongly recommend reviewing the revised full aims, scope, and indicative coverage here before beginning your submission process.

Congratulations to the winners of 2025 Literati awards as the outstanding reviewers and the author(s) of the outstanding paper. Find the list of the winners here.

Technological sustainability is the main theme of this podcast episode. The discussion features three eminent contributors whose work is published in Technological Sustainability (TechS), an official journal of the Social Responsibility Research Network. Each expert addresses various aspects of the complex relationship between technology and sustainability, including the impact of emerging digital tools, green technologies, and the societal implications of innovation.

In this podcast episode, the contributors share their unique perspectives, drawing on their extensive academic and professional backgrounds. Furthermore, they discuss the motivations behind their research, the methodologies they employed, and the practical implications of their findings. As a result, listeners will gain insight into the current trends in sustainability research, as well as the diverse opinions that exist within the field. The podcast provides a balanced platform where both favourable and critical viewpoints are presented, encouraging thoughtful debate and further inquiry.

One contributor highlights the potential for technology to drive positive change, citing examples of successful sustainable initiatives powered by innovation. Another raises important concerns about unintended consequences and the need for robust ethical frameworks to guide technological advancement. The third contributor synthesizes these perspectives, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing the pressing challenges facing our world today.

​Here is the link to the podcast

In this video Prof David Crowther, the president of SRRNet, invited researchers and scholars to contribute to Technological Sustainability. SRRNet members and the journal contributors always help the wider appearance of Technological Sustainability (TechS) in the media. Find more videos where SRRNet members from different parts of the world introduce the journal here