Center for Scholarly Research & Industry Collaboration (CSRIC)

Center for Scholarly Research & Industry Collaboration (CSRIC) is an organization under Henry Harvin® Research & Publishing Council (HHRPC) that promotes research in science, engineering, and literature by bridging the gap between young and experienced professionals through conferences, workshops, and journals.

CSRIC serves as a hub for high-quality scholarly research and supports researchers, academicians, practitioners, and students by providing a trusted platform for publication and global research visibility.

Dedicated entirely to research, CSRIC manages five journals that help researchers publish their work and reach a global audience.

CSRIC Research Collaboration

Henry Harvin Journal of Global Research & Management Studies

The Henry Harvin Journal of Global Research & Management Studies is an open access, peer reviewed journal publishing high-quality research in management, humanities, social sciences, commerce, education, and multidisciplinary domains.

Henry Harvin Journal of Technology and Innovation

The Henry Harvin Journal of Technology and Innovation focuses on techno-informatics, computing, information science, and engineering, fostering innovation and technology-driven research across multiple domains.

Henry Harvin Journal of Medical Research

The Henry Harvin Journal of Medical Research publishes high-quality medical research aimed at improving clinical trial design, execution, analysis, and healthcare outcomes across diverse settings.

Henry Harvin Journal of Social Science Perspectives (JSSR)

The Henry Harvin Journal of Social Science Perspectives (JSSR) publishes pioneering studies, theoretical frameworks, and evidence-based analyses exploring the relationship between social forces and legal frameworks.

Henry Harvin Journal of Science and Mathematics

The Henry Harvin Journal of Science and Mathematics aims to deepen scientific understanding and enhance the application of mathematical frameworks across the scientific spectrum.