“The Cuban Scientist” (or TCS for short) is a free and open access online journal where scientists from all branches of science and technology can share their research results with the community in the form of two-page reports, summarizing works already published in peer-reviewed journals.
Our mission
TCS’s mission is to establish and strengthen ties among Cuban scientists by contributing to their self-awareness as a community, fostering collaboration and facilitating knowledge-sharing. It aims to serve as a free information layer bypassing geographical and institutional barriers. Our goal is that TCS one day becomes the reference point for ‘science made by Cubans’.
Who can publish?
We interpret ‘Cuban’ in an inclusive way, i.e. comprising all scientists who identify themselves with this community, regardless of their place of birth or where they live.
En Español
Para leer en español un resumen de los objetivos de la revista y las pautas de publicación descargue este documento PDF.
Latest reports
Cuban Sci. 2023, 4(1): 5–6Antonio Mijail Perez, Dora Pilar Maul, Luis Alfredo Cendan
22 Sep 2023 PDF (206K)“Our project was conducted in Amelia Earhart Park, in the city of Hialeah, Florida, with the purpose of calculating the total amount of Biomass and Carbon Stock produced by trees in selected areas of Amelia Earhart Park.”
Cuban Sci. 2023, 4(1): 3–4Gregorio Delgado
20 Sep 2023 PDF (571K)“A summary of taxonomic and phylogenetic studies of saprobic microfungi collected in southern United States is presented. One novel genus and two species of asexual Ascomycota were described new to science from the southwestern states of Arizona and New Mexico.”
Cuban Sci. 2023, 4(1): 1–2Lidice Cruz Rodriguez
18 Aug 2023 PDF (568K)“In this work we give a short overview of the hydrodynamic formulation of quantum mechanics, together with some examples of its application to quantum dynamics simulations using the Quantum Trajectory Method.”
Cuban Sci. 2022, 3(2): 7–8Sandy Sanchez
21 Jan 2023 PDF (651K)“Perovskite hybrid semiconductor materials have an enormous potential for growth across the field with promising applications such as thin-film solar cells. Although device stability is the bottleneck of perovskite solar cell technology, recent advances show a promising way to implement future improvements.”
Cuban Sci. 2022, 3(2): 5–6Yuniel Ernesto Martínez Péreza, René Collazo Carceller, Miguel Armando Autie Pérez, José Luis Valín-Rivera
21 Jan 2023 PDF (207K)“The aim of this work was to analyse the values of thermo-physical and thermo-dependent mechanical properties and diagrams necessary at high temperatures for the simulation of a welding process of 2.25Cr-1Mo steels based on the compositions provided in the specialised literature.”
Cuban Sci. 2022, 3(2): 3–4Bryan Zaldívar
21 Jan 2023 PDF (0.97M)“The dwarf satellite galaxies of the Milky Way are ideal targets to search for non-gravitational interactions
of dark matter using gamma-ray data. A new data-driven method is proposed to bypass the currently limited
knowledge of the physics behind standard astrophysical emissions.”
