International Journal of Entomology

Aims and Scope

International Journal of Entomology (IJEN) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to the study of insects and arthropods. The journal publishes original research, reviews, short communications, and perspectives, covering all aspects of entomology - from systematics and ecology to applied fields like agriculture, medicine, and forensic science.

Scope & Research Areas:

IJE welcomes cutting-edge studies in both empirical and theoretical entomology, with a focus on:

Systematics, Taxonomy & Phylogenetics: Exploring the classification and evolutionary relationships of insects and arthropods.
Biodiversity, Distribution & Conservation: Investigating insect populations, species diversity, and conservation strategies.
Behavioral Ecology & Communication: Studying insect social behavior, mating systems, and interactions.
Insect-Plant Interactions: Understanding herbivory, pollination, and symbiotic relationships.
Artificial Intelligencel: Research focused on machine learning applications in insect behavior, pest control strategies, and ecological impact assessments.
Medical & Veterinary Entomology: Examining insect vectors of human and animal diseases.
Forensic Entomology: Utilizing insects in legal and death investigations.
Agricultural & Horticultural Entomology: Developing pest management strategies and conservation practices.
Environmental Entomology: Assessing insect roles in ecosystem functioning and climate change adaptation.
Urban Entomology: Managing insects in human-built environments.

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