image: Jointly established by the China Association of Work Safety and Tsinghua University, this journal ushers in a new era in the global pursuit of excellence in safety and emergency research.
Credit: Safety Emergency Science, Tsinghua University Press
In a significant endeavour to fortify international collaboration and drive innovation within the safety and emergency domain, Safety Emergency Science, a pioneering international academic journal, has been officially launched on the SciOpen platform. Jointly established by the China Association of Work Safety and Tsinghua University, this journal ushers in a new era in the global pursuit of excellence in safety and emergency research.
The journal made its debut at the 2nd Safety Technology Innovation Conference of the China Association of Work Safety, held from October 24th to 26th, 2024. This debut has attracted extensive attention from industry experts and scholars. With its subsequent presence on the SciOpen platform developed by Tsinghua University Press, it is poised to revolutionize the manner in which knowledge is shared and exchanged within this crucial field.
I. Journal Overview and Distinctive Features
- Pioneering Vision: “Safety Emergency Science” stands as China's first international academic journal dedicated to the realm of safety and emergency science and technology. Published by Tsinghua University Press, with academic support from Tsinghua University and the China Association of Work Safety, it is led by President Tiechui Zhao of the China Association of Work Safety, who serves as the Editor in Chief.
- Comprehensive Scope: The journal encompasses a diverse range of topics. These include mine safety, chemical safety, fire safety, traffic safety, marine safety, power grid safety, underground space safety, occupational safety, production safety, clean energy safety, industrial chain safety, infrastructure safety, safety planning, accident and disaster emergency response, emergency evacuation, emergency handling, international disaster relief, and emergency policies and regulations, as well as the application of artificial intelligence in safety and emergency scenarios.
- Open-Access Model: This model adheres to a fully open-access policy, ensuring that all research findings are freely accessible to a global readership. The journal is disseminated online via the SciOpen platform, facilitating seamless knowledge dissemination across international boundaries.
- Broad Readership: Tailoring its content to meet the requirements of academics, industry professionals, and policymakers alike, “Safety Emergency Science” aims to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical applications. This fosters a collaborative environment conducive to innovation.
- Global Promotion: Leveraging an international network of academic media channels, such as official WeChat accounts, email newsletters, EurekAlert!, and X, the journal ensures that its research reaches a broad and diverse audience.
- Special Incentive: To encourage the submission of high-quality manuscripts, articles submitted between January 1st, 2025, and December 31st, 2025, will be exempt from the Article Processing Charge (APC).
II. Published Articles: A Glimpse of Cutting-Edge Research
Since its launch, the journal has published a series of impactful articles:
- Chen J. “Review of fire risk assessment methods at subway stations.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590001
- Ma H, Sun X, Zhao J. “City - scale fire risk modeling based on spatial regression methods.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590002
- Shang Y. “Enabling the upgrading of security emergency technology in the AI era.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590003
- Gesang Z, Yu B, Zhu J, et al. “Adaptive path planning for arriving at firelines in dynamic wildfires and complex landscapes.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590004
- Wei K. “Overview of the current status of fire safety laws and regulations in China.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590006
- Pu F, Li Z, Wu Y, et al. “Recent advances in disaster emergency response planning: Integrating optimization, machine learning, and simulation.” Safety Emergency Science, 2025, DOI: 10.26599/SES.2025.9590007
These articles represent the latest research trends and innovative solutions in the safety and emergency fields. They offer valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.
III. Call for Papers: Join the Global Movement for Safer Futures
- Broad - Spectrum Scope: This journal extends a warm welcome to submissions in the following areas: safety-related aspects (covering mine, chemical, fire, traffic, marine, power grid, underground space, occupational, production, clean energy, industrial chain, and infrastructure safety), emergency-related topics (including planning, response, evacuation, handling, and international relief), and policy-technology dimensions (such as emergency policies, regulations, and AI applications).
- Convenient Submission: Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscripts through the journal's dedicated online submission system, accessible at https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/safems.
- Strict Format Guidelines: Manuscripts must adhere to rigorous academic norms. This includes the inclusion of a title, abstract, keywords, main text, and references. The detailed format requirements can be found in the “For Authors” section of the journal's official website: https://www.sciopen.com/journal/3079-501X.
As the global community faces an increasing number of safety and emergency challenges, “Safety Emergency Science” serves as a vital platform for researchers and professionals to converge, exchange ideas, and drive innovation. The journal cordially invites the global scientific community to contribute to its pages and actively participate in shaping a safer and more resilient future for all.
Journal Homepage: https://www.sciopen.com/journal/3079-501X
Submission Website: https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/safems
Editorial Office Email: safetyemergsci@gmail.com
Journal
Safety Emergency Science
Article Title
Review of fire risk assessment methods at subway stations
Article Publication Date
7-Feb-2025