Aims of the Journal

The journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) is a scientific, peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Kharazmi University, Iran. The primary aims of the journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) are: 

1. Promotion of Scientific Knowledge: To advance and disseminate high-quality research in all fields of Biological Sciences, including but not limited to General Biology, Cell Biology, Physiology, Developmental Biology, Taxonomy, Geographic Distribution, Marine Biology, Botany, Genetics, Zoology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Anatomy, Microbiology, Virology, Environmental Sciences, and Ecology.

2. Open Access and Global Reach: To provide a platform for open-access publication, ensuring that research findings are freely available to the global scientific community, thereby enhancing the visibility and impact of the published work.

3. Support for Researchers: To support researchers by offering a publication venue without charging any submission or publication fees, and by providing free color printing and a complimentary copy of the journal to the corresponding author of each article.

4. Encouragement of Multidisciplinary Research: To encourage the submission of original research papers, notes, short communications, and book reviews that contribute to the multidisciplinary understanding of biological sciences.

5. Peer-Reviewed Excellence: To maintain the highest standards of scientific integrity and quality through a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring that all published articles meet the criteria of originality, significance, and methodological soundness.

6. Cultural and Linguistic Inclusivity: To publish articles in both Persian and English, thereby supporting the dissemination of scientific knowledge within the local Iranian academic community as well as the international scientific community.

7. Educational Contribution: To contribute to the educational mission of Kharazmi University, the first modern higher education institute established in Iran, by fostering a culture of research and scholarly communication among students, faculty, and researchers.

8. Environmental and Ecological Awareness: To highlight research that addresses critical issues in environmental sciences and ecology, promoting sustainable practices and the conservation of biodiversity.

By adhering to these aims, the Journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) strives to be a leading publication in the field of biological sciences, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and the betterment of society.
 

Scope of the Journal

The journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) is dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research across a broad spectrum of biological sciences. The journal welcomes original contributions in both Persian and English, fostering inclusivity and bridging local and international scientific communities. Its scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following fields:

• General Biology

• Cell Biology

• Physiology

• Developmental Biology

• Taxonomy

• Geographic Distribution

• Marine Biology

• Botany

• Genetics

• Zoology

• Biochemistry

• Biophysics

• Anatomy

• Microbiology

• Virology

• Environmental Sciences

• Ecology

The The journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) publishes a variety of content types, including research articles, review articles, short communications, notes, and book reviews, to encourage multidisciplinary dialogue and innovation in biological sciences. The journal of Nova Biologica Reperta (NBR) is committed to open access, ensuring that all published research is freely available to the global scientific community, thereby maximizing the visibility and impact of the work. The journal supports researchers by offering no submission or publication fees, providing free color printing.

    By maintaining rigorous peer-review standards, NBR ensures the publication of original, significant, and methodologically sound research. Additionally, the journal also emphasizes environmental and ecological awareness, encouraging research that addresses critical issues in sustainability and biodiversity conservation. Through these efforts, the journal aims to be a leading platform for advancing biological sciences and contributing to the betterment of society.