Aims and Scope

The Archives of Biotechnology and Biomedicine exists to advance the field of biotechnology in all its diverse forms and its intersection with biomedical sciences. As the pace of discovery accelerates and the applications of biotechnology expand across multiple industries, this journal provides a trusted scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, and innovators to present, analyze, and debate new knowledge. The journal’s vision is to serve as both a repository of established findings and a catalyst for groundbreaking ideas that shape the future of science, healthcare, agriculture, and environmental stewardship.

Journal Aims

The central aim of the journal is to foster the development of biotechnology as a transformative discipline that bridges fundamental science and applied practice. We seek to publish work that contributes to the scientific evidence base, encourages cross-disciplinary dialogue, and ultimately leads to innovations that benefit society. To achieve this aim, the journal:

• Promotes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship in biotechnology and biomedicine.
• Encourages submissions from both established and emerging researchers worldwide.
• Highlights innovative applications of biotechnology in healthcare, agriculture, food systems, and environmental protection.
• Supports interdisciplinary approaches that draw on biology, chemistry, engineering, informatics, and ethics.
• Ensures rapid and fair peer review while upholding rigorous editorial standards.

Scope of the Journal

The scope of Archives of Biotechnology and Biomedicine is broad yet carefully defined to include emerging and established areas of biotechnology and biomedical research. The journal embraces original research articles, comprehensive reviews, methodological papers, case studies, and policy discussions that deepen understanding and foster application. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Applied Microbiology: Studies addressing microbial applications in industry, agriculture, and human health.
• Biodegradation and Bioremediation: Approaches using biological systems to address environmental contamination.
• Industrial Microbiology and Phytoremediation: Harnessing organisms to solve environmental and industrial challenges.
• Biocatalysis and Bioconversion: Innovations in enzyme technology and conversion processes.
• Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering: Engineering solutions for diagnostics, therapeutics, and medical devices.
• Biomaterials and Nanotechnology: Development of smart materials and nanoscale interventions with biomedical relevance.
• Genome and Protein Engineering: Cutting-edge strategies to manipulate genetic and proteomic structures for therapeutic or industrial outcomes.
• Genome Editing Tools: Advances using CRISPR, TALENs, and zinc finger nucleases.
• Metabolic and Pathway Engineering: Optimizing biological systems for production of fuels, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
• Genetic Engineering and Transgenics: New insights into genetically modified organisms and transgenic models.
• Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine: Breakthroughs in cell-based therapies, scaffolds, and organoid research.
• 3D Bioprinting: Innovations in printing tissues and biomaterials for clinical and industrial applications.
• Biopolymers and Pharmacogenomics: Research at the interface of material science and precision medicine.
• Plant Biotechnology: Genetic improvement, crop resilience, and sustainable agricultural practices.
• Environmental Biotechnology: Biotechnological responses to global environmental challenges.
• Synthetic Biology and Systems Biology: Designing biological circuits, metabolic pathways, and synthetic life forms.
• Bioeconomics and Policy: Ethical, regulatory, and economic considerations shaping biotechnology deployment.
• Medical Devices and Respiratory Technologies: Development of advanced instruments supporting patient care.

Interdisciplinary Orientation

Biotechnology is inherently multidisciplinary, drawing expertise from molecular biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, informatics, and the social sciences. The journal embraces this diversity, recognizing that solutions to contemporary challenges often arise from collaboration across traditional disciplinary boundaries. Contributions that integrate perspectives from clinical practice, industrial innovation, and policy analysis are especially welcome, as they broaden the applicability of biotechnological research.

Importance to Society

Biotechnology and biomedicine are key drivers of progress in global health, food security, environmental sustainability, and economic resilience. Publications in this journal aim not only to expand scientific knowledge but also to highlight practical implications for public health, patient outcomes, sustainable agriculture, and ecological conservation. The editorial board values submissions that explicitly discuss the translational potential of research and its relevance to societal needs.

Audience

The readership of the journal spans researchers, educators, clinicians, policymakers, industry leaders, and students. Our content is designed to be accessible to both specialists and readers seeking authoritative reviews of current trends. By serving a diverse audience, the journal ensures that published work can inform decision-making at multiple levels, from laboratory innovation to public health policy.

Why Publish With Us?

Authors choose Archives of Biotechnology and Biomedicine because of our commitment to quality, fairness, and accessibility. The journal’s double-blind peer review ensures impartiality, while its open-access license guarantees that work is available globally without paywalls. The journal’s international editorial board provides guidance across specialties, ensuring each manuscript benefits from expert evaluation. We prioritize timely publication, with editorial decisions delivered promptly and accepted articles published online ahead of print.

The journal is indexed in major scientific databases and has received recognition through impact indicators. Our Index Copernicus score reflects a growing citation profile and expanding global visibility. Authors benefit from both traditional indexing and digital discoverability, increasing the reach of their work.

Editorial Philosophy

The editorial board is committed to academic integrity, transparency, and respect for authors and reviewers. Manuscripts are evaluated on scientific merit, methodological rigor, and originality, without regard to race, gender, nationality, or institutional affiliation. The journal actively seeks to amplify contributions from underrepresented regions and voices in science. To ensure fairness, all submissions are subjected to plagiarism checks using industry-leading software before review.

Future Directions

As biotechnology continues to evolve, the journal anticipates new domains of inquiry, including artificial intelligence in biomedicine, digital twins for biological systems, and ethical considerations surrounding synthetic life. We invite scholars to help shape these conversations by submitting pioneering work that pushes the boundaries of knowledge and addresses the most pressing challenges of our time.