Call for papers/Topics

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

1. Independent Core Topics

These topics represent the specialized, foundational pillars unique to each specific discipline.

Aquaculture Engineering & Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS): The design and mechanics of closed-loop fish farming systems, filtration, and water reuse technologies.
Marine & Freshwater Ecology: Study of aquatic habitats, trophic cascades, food webs, and the impact of climate change on wild fish stocks.
Fisheries Economics, Governance & Policy: Managing maritime borders, catch quotas, exclusive economic zones (EEZs), and international fishing treaties.
Stock Assessment & Population Dynamics: Using mathematical modeling to estimate wild fish populations, mortality rates, and maximum sustainable yield (MSY).
Post-Harvest Technology & Seafood Processing: Methods for preservation, cold-chain logistics, and byproduct utilization (like fish meal and oils).

Companion Animal Medicine & Surgery: Advanced diagnostics, orthopedics, and internal medicine for domestic pets (canines, felines).
Production Animal Health & Livestock Management: Herd health, reproductive technologies (AI, embryo transfer), and milk/meat yield optimization in cattle, swine, and poultry.
Equine Sports Medicine: Specialized biomechanics, lameness diagnosis, and rehabilitation for performance horses.
Theriogenology: The study of animal reproduction, obstetrics, and veterinary breeding technologies.
Veterinary Pathology & Forensic Medicine: Post-mortem analysis of domestic animals to determine cause of death or investigate animal cruelty cases.

Human Anatomy, Physiology & Pathophysiology: The structural and functional baseline of the human body and how diseases disrupt it.
Oncology & Advanced Therapeutics: Cellular mechanics of human cancers, immunotherapy, and targeted molecular treatments.
Neurology & Psychiatry: Complex study of the human brain, cognitive disorders, mental health, and neurodegenerative diseases (like Alzheimer's).
Cardiology & Pulmonology: Diagnostics and interventions for human chronic lifestyle diseases, acute cardiac events, and respiratory disorders.
Pediatrics & Geriatrics: Age-specific medical care focused on human developmental milestones or age-related degeneration.

This is where the disciplines bridge together, solving problems that no single field can fix alone.

Aquatic Pathobiology: Diagnosis and treatment of diseases in farmed fish and shellfish (e.g., Sea Lice in salmon, White Spot Syndrome in shrimp).
Fish Immunology & Vaccine Development: Designing immersion and injection vaccines specifically tailored for aquatic species to prevent mass mortality in farms.
Fish Anaesthesia & Welfare Standards: Developing humane handling protocols, sedation techniques for transport, and stress-reduction metrics for farmed aquatic life.
Aquafeed Nutrition & Veterinary Pharmacology: Formulating specialized diets and calculating proper withdrawal periods for veterinary drugs used in aquaculture.

Zoonotic Disease Transmission: The study of pathogens that naturally skip the species barrier from terrestrial mammals and birds to humans (e.g., Rabies, Avian Influenza, Brucellosis, Ebola).
Comparative Oncology: Studying naturally occurring cancers in dogs and cats to discover genetic markers and treatments that can be directly applied to human oncology.
Xenotransplantation: Research into genetic modification of animal organs (such as pig hearts or kidneys) for safe transplantation into human patients.
Animal Models of Human Disease: Utilizing specific animal physiology to study complex human conditions, such as using mice or pigs for cardiovascular and diabetic research.

Marine Biomedicine & Bioprospecting: Discovering novel pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, and anti-cancer compounds from marine organisms, deep-sea bacteria, and sponge metabolites.
Seafood Nutrition & Human Metabalomics: The impact of marine lipids (Omega-3 fatty acids like EPA and DHA) on human cardiovascular health, brain development, and cognitive longevity.
Aquatic Biotoxins & Human Poisoning: The clinical study and treatment of human illnesses caused by consuming toxic seafood (e.g., Ciguatera poisoning, Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning from harmful algal blooms).

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR): How the overuse of antibiotics in livestock and aquaculture creates drug-resistant "superbugs" that enter the human food chain and environment, rendering human antibiotics ineffective.
Food Safety, Security & Veterinary Public Health: The collaborative inspection framework ensuring that meat, poultry, and seafood are free from parasites (like Anisakis), heavy metals (like Mercury), and bacterial outbreaks (like Salmonella or Listeria) before reaching the human plate.
Ecotoxicology & Environmental Health: Tracking how industrial chemical runoff, microplastics, and agricultural pollutants flow through water systems, bioaccumulate in fish, impact wildlife health, and ultimately cause chronic endocrine disruption in humans.
Epidemiology of Emerging Infectious Diseases: Predictive modeling of how global climate shifts alter the habitats of wild fish, terrestrial animals, and human populations, driving the next potential pandemic.