Journals in Parasitology and Insect Science
Explore our comprehensive selection of journals covering parasitology and insect science, spanning foundational research to applied sciences.
Welcome to Elsevier’s Parasitology and Insect Science journal collection
Our Editors are recognized leaders in their respective fields, passionate about advancing knowledge in parasitology and insect science. They are eager to review your research for potential publication, helping you share your discoveries with a global community of scientists. Elsevier supports authors through a diverse portfolio of journals, offering a variety of publishing models, scopes, and strong citation metrics to maximize the impact of your work.
Elsevier collaborates with prominent societies and experts in parasitology and entomology, ensuring rigorous peer review and broad dissemination. All journals are hosted on ScienceDirect, providing your research with unparalleled visibility to millions of researchers worldwide and increasing its influence in the field.
Our journals
Explore our comprehensive selection of journals covering parasitology and insect science, spanning foundational research to applied sciences. From Acta Tropica and International Journal for Parasitology to Current Research in Insect Science and Journal of Insect Physiology, our collection addresses a broad spectrum of topics including vector-borne diseases, parasite biology, molecular mechanisms, insect physiology, biological control, pesticide biochemistry, and much more. Stay informed and connected with the latest scientific advances shaping parasitology and insect science today.
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