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Advances scholarship across epidemiology, infectious disease and immunization, health policy and systems, environmental and occupational health, and maternal, child and behavioral health, serving researchers, clinicians, epidemiologists, and policymakers worldwide. TAJOPH publishes original research, systematic and narrative reviews, case reports, short communications, and editorials. We particularly welcome work on disease surveillance, vaccine confidence and immunization, antimicrobial resistance, non-communicable disease prevention, social determinants of health, and the population-level lessons of COVID-19 and other public health emergencies. Emphasis is placed on methodological rigor and translational relevance, from quantitative epidemiology and risk-prediction modeling to qualitative and health-systems research that informs policy and practice across high-, middle-, and low-resource settings. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) license with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles, with article-processing charges applied on acceptance and waivers available.

Advances research, education and clinical practice on the diseases and health challenges of tropical and subtropical regions, with a strong focus on neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), malaria and vector-borne illness, tropical infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and public health and nutrition in low- and middle-income settings. We publish original research, systematic and narrative reviews, case reports and case series, short communications and editorials spanning clinical tropical medicine, parasitology and entomology, bacteriology, mycology and virology, infectious-disease epidemiology, One Health approaches to antimicrobial resistance, and outbreak and elimination science. Topics range from malaria burden and schistosomiasis to HIV-associated opportunistic infections, COVID-19 endemic transition, antibiotic residues in hospital wastewater, and child malnutrition across Africa. Every submission undergoes rigorous double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence, with authors retaining copyright, and receive a permanent Crossref DOI. Content is discoverable through OpenAlex and Google Scholar and is openly harvestable via our OAI-PMH endpoint. ATM follows COPE ethical principles and especially welcomes evidence-based work from researchers and clinicians in endemic regions, offering article-processing-charge waivers and discounts to support global, equitable participation in the scholarly record.

Disseminates original research, reviews, case studies, and short communications across the environmental sciences, with emphasis on environmental pollution and control, wastewater and nutrient treatment, air quality, climate change, greenhouse-gas and carbon accounting, renewable energy, and sustainability. The journal welcomes work spanning environmental monitoring and remote sensing (drought indices such as VCI and VHI, satellite rainfall products, and LiDAR-based biomass and carbon-stock estimation), water and soil conservation, ecology and biodiversity, circular-economy waste management, and environmental nanomaterials and toxicity. We value rigorous field, laboratory, modeling, and policy-analysis methods that advance both fundamental understanding and applied environmental management. JOES serves environmental scientists, engineers, ecologists, policy analysts, and practitioners worldwide. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence, with authors retaining copyright, and each is assigned a permanent Crossref DOI. All content is discoverable through OpenAlex and Google Scholar and is exposed via an OAI-PMH endpoint for harvesting. The journal follows COPE ethical principles, and an article-processing charge applies on acceptance, with waivers and discounts available for eligible authors.

Advances the evidence base of animal health by publishing original research, systematic reviews, clinical trials, case reports, and editorials across companion-animal, livestock, equine, wildlife, and laboratory-animal medicine, bridging fundamental science and everyday clinical and field practice. The journal welcomes work spanning veterinary anaesthesia and pharmacology (sedation protocols, analgesia, drug routes), animal disease epidemiology and surveillance (transboundary disease, leptospirosis, One Health and AI-driven outbreak prediction), veterinary toxicology and environmental health (fluorosis, contaminant exposure), animal nutrition and feed science (silage and forage quality), and small-animal and comparative medicine. Methodological rigour, reproducibility, and animal-welfare reporting (ARRIVE-aligned) are core editorial priorities. Intended for veterinarians, animal scientists, epidemiologists, toxicologists, and educators worldwide, JOVSR ensures every accepted manuscript undergoes double-blind peer review and is published under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence, with authors retaining copyright. Each article receives a permanent Crossref DOI and is discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint for harvesting. The journal follows COPE ethical principles, with an article-processing charge applied on acceptance and waivers and discounts available to support equitable global participation.

Dedicated to the distribution, determinants, and control of disease in human populations worldwide. It offers epidemiologists, public health scientists, clinicians, and policymakers a platform for evidence that informs prevention, surveillance, and health policy. The journal welcomes original research, reviews and meta-analyses, methods papers, case reports, and editorials across infectious disease epidemiology (outbreak investigation, malaria, cholera, tetanus, epidemic response); chronic and noncommunicable disease epidemiology (hypertension, obesity, gout); molecular and genetic epidemiology (sickle cell disease, red cell disorders); and global health epidemiology. STROBE-aligned reporting is emphasized, and submissions from low- and middle-income settings are encouraged. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles publish open access under a CC-BY 4.0 licence with authors retaining copyright, receive a permanent Crossref DOI, and are discoverable via OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles.

Advancing scholarship across hydrology, water resources management, water quality and hydraulic engineering. It serves as an interdisciplinary venue for researchers, engineers and practitioners studying the movement, distribution, quality and sustainable use of water in natural and engineered systems. The journal welcomes original research, reviews, case reports and editorials on surface-water and groundwater hydrology, hydrological and hydraulic modelling, evapotranspiration, streamflow and baseflow processes, groundwater recharge, soil water retention, and ecohydrology of arid and semi-arid regions. We also publish work on water quality assessment, drinking and packaged water safety, reservoir operation, water governance and the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence to hydrologic forecasting. Methodological contributions spanning field measurement, physical and numerical modelling, remote sensing and data-driven analysis are encouraged, alongside studies on climate-change impacts on hydrological response and integrated water resources management. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles.

Advances rigorous, policy-relevant scholarship on the physical, ecological, agricultural, and human dimensions of a changing climate, with particular strength in climate change adaptation and mitigation, climate-smart and low-carbon agriculture, rainfall variability and extreme indices, and sustainable land, forest, and landscape management. We publish original research, systematic and narrative reviews, case studies, methods papers, and editorials. Core topics include climate vulnerability and resilience, spatio-temporal analysis of climate variability, carbon sequestration and soil biological quality, deforestation and charcoal-driven emissions, climate-health surveillance, food security, and the equity and perception dimensions of climate change. The journal welcomes regional and Global South case evidence alongside global syntheses, bridging climate science with development and policy. Its audience spans climate scientists, agronomists, environmental and earth-system researchers, land and forest managers, public-health and policy professionals, and graduate students. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. Editorial practice follows COPE principles.

Advances rigorous, original scholarship that links laboratory and field investigation to real-world farming, education, and policy, with a particular focus on sustainable and technology-enabled agriculture. AAST publishes research, reviews, and case studies across soil microbiology and plant growth-promoting microbes (rhizobacteria, plant growth-promoting fungi, Bacillus, Azotobacter and fluorescent Pseudomonas); biological control and plant protection (biopesticides, bacteriophages, and management of pathogens and parasitic nematodes such as Meloidogyne incognita); soil health, biofertilizers, and crop nutrition; and the emerging frontier of Agriculture 4.0, including machine learning for crop yield prediction, precision agriculture, robotics, and digital business-model innovation. The journal serves agronomists, soil scientists, microbiologists, plant pathologists, agricultural engineers, and agri-tech innovators worldwide. Every accepted manuscript undergoes double-blind peer review. All articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. AAST follows COPE ethical principles to safeguard the integrity of the scholarly record.

Advances original scholarship across plant physiology, crop science, agronomy, plant pathology and applied botany, serving researchers, breeders, agronomists and educators working to improve plant productivity and resilience. The journal welcomes research articles, reviews, case studies and short communications on plant abiotic stress (drought, heat and water-deficit), biostimulants and growth regulators (auxins, cytokinins and biostimulant formulations), crop improvement, plant pathology and virology (high-throughput sequencing, virus identification and genome characterization), and postharvest physiology and quality assessment. Methodological work in plant phenotyping, hyperspectral and spectral imaging, remote sensing, partial least squares regression and quantitative trait analysis is especially encouraged. JOAIPS bridges fundamental mechanisms with field-scale and translational application across food, horticultural and industrial crops. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles.

Dedicated to the science and practice of aquaculture, fish farming, and mariculture. It advances the global aquaculture research community by disseminating rigorous, original scholarship that links aquatic biology with sustainable food production and the blue economy. The journal covers production systems including recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), pond and cage culture, aquaponics, and integrated multi-trophic aquaculture; aquatic animal nutrition and aquafeed formulation; fish health, biosecurity, and disease management; water quality, salinity, and osmoregulation in brackish, saline, and freshwater environments; and genetics, selective breeding, and climate-resilient species. It also welcomes work on shellfish and shrimp culture, aquatic ecology, post-harvest processing, and the role of aquaculture in food security. JOAR serves aquaculture scientists, fisheries researchers, feed and animal-health specialists, aquaponics practitioners, and policymakers. We publish original research, reviews, case reports, methods, and editorials addressing theoretical, methodological, and applied questions in the field. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, are assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and are made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles.

Dedicated to advancing knowledge across the full breadth of energy research. As a multidisciplinary energy research journal, JOER publishes original studies on renewable energy, the global energy transition, sustainable energy systems, energy storage, combustion and alternative fuels, energy efficiency, and energy policy and governance. The journal welcomes original research, critical reviews, case studies, short communications, and editorials spanning solar and wind generation, bioenergy and biofuels, hydrogen and power-to-x conversion, electrocatalysis and fuel cells, internal combustion engine emissions and performance, grid-scale and thermal energy storage, building energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and urban energy demand. Both technical and socio-technical perspectives are encouraged, including energy economics, access and equity, and decarbonization pathways toward net zero. JOER serves researchers, engineers, modellers, and policymakers seeking a trusted, internationally accessible venue. Every submission undergoes rigorous double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 licence with authors retaining copyright, assigned a permanent Crossref DOI, and made discoverable through OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and an OAI-PMH endpoint. The journal follows COPE ethical principles and offers article-processing-charge waivers and discounts to support equitable participation worldwide.

Dedicated to the science and practice of conserving biodiversity, wildlife, and natural ecosystems. The journal publishes rigorous, evidence-based research that advances understanding of how species, habitats, and ecological processes can be protected, restored, and sustainably managed in a rapidly changing world. We welcome original research articles, reviews, case studies, methodological papers, and short communications spanning conservation biology, conservation ecology, wildlife and carnivore conservation, threatened and endangered species recovery, protected-area design and effectiveness, habitat restoration, conservation genetics, and human-wildlife coexistence. Submissions applying modern tools - remote sensing, GIS and satellite monitoring (e.g., MODIS), species distribution modeling, citizen science, and bibliometric synthesis - are especially encouraged. JONCS serves conservation scientists, ecologists, wildlife biologists, protected-area managers, policymakers, and practitioners worldwide who need a trusted venue to share and discover actionable conservation evidence. The journal emphasizes work that connects theory with on-the-ground impact, from local population studies to global biodiversity policy. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence with authors retaining copyright, and each is assigned a permanent Crossref DOI. Content is discoverable via OpenAlex and Google Scholar and harvestable through our OAI-PMH endpoint, and the journal follows COPE ethical principles.

Advancing the science of ecology across organismal, population, community, ecosystem, and global scales. It serves ecologists, conservation scientists, environmental researchers, and practitioners seeking a trusted international venue for rigorous, original scholarship. WJOE publishes original research, reviews, case reports, and editorials spanning biodiversity and conservation, functional and trait-based ecology, climate-change impacts on terrestrial ecosystems, forest and plant ecology, community dynamics, and ecosystem services. We welcome work on ecological stability and resilience, plant functional traits such as specific leaf area and leaf mass per area, tree growth and population-level dynamics, species diversity, and human-driven change including land use and artificial light at night, using field experiments, long-term monitoring, trait-based approaches, remote sensing, modeling, and meta-analysis. Every submission undergoes double-blind peer review. Accepted articles are published open access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence, with authors retaining copyright, and receive a permanent Crossref DOI. Content is discoverable via OpenAlex and Google Scholar and harvestable through our OAI-PMH endpoint, and the journal follows COPE ethical principles.