The Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis (AJPAna) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the science and practice of pharmaceutical analysis. Its aim is to publish high-quality research that improves the safety, quality, and effectiveness of medicines, herbal products, and other healthcare formulations. The journal provides a platform for researchers, industry professionals, and regulatory authorities to share innovative analytical methods, solve technical challenges, and promote best practices in the evaluation of pharmaceuticals. AJPAna is committed to ensuring that all published work follows international guidelines such as ICH Q2(R1) and pharmacopeial standards (USP, BP, IP, EP, WHO). It promotes transparency, reproducibility, and ethical integrity, encouraging authors to adopt validated methods, open data practices, and clear reporting.
The journal's scope covers:
- Development and validation of analytical methods (chromatography, spectroscopy, hyphenated techniques and chemometrics)
- Bioanalytical studies for drug and metabolite quantification, pharmaceutical quality control and impurity profiling
- Residual solvent analysis, stability testing, herbal and natural product analysis and regulatory method comparison
- Nanotechnology, green chemistry, and real-time process analysis.
- And all interdisciplinary work of pharmaceutical analysis with pharmacology, clinical pharmacy, biotechnology, and environmental monitoring.
AJPAna accepts original research articles, review papers, short communications, case studies, and technical notes. The journal is open for submissions from researchers worldwide and values comparative studies that help harmonize analytical standards globally. The editorial board reviews and updates the Aim & Scope periodically to reflect advances in analytical technology, regulatory changes, and feedback from the scientific community, ensuring the journal remains a relevant and trusted resource in pharmaceutical analysis. AJPAna publishes its issues quarterly every year in last week of March, June, September and December.