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Guest Editorship

Eurasia Specialized Veterinary Publication welcomes experienced researchers and academics to contribute as Guest Editors for special issues in veterinary medicine, entomology, animal health, zoonotic diseases, public health, and related life sciences. Guest Editors have the opportunity to develop focused special issues around emerging topics, current research priorities, and interdisciplinary areas relevant to our journals. Guest Editors work closely with the editorial team in defining the scope of the special issue, inviting relevant contributions, and supporting the peer-review process. All submitted manuscripts remain subject to the journal’s standard editorial and double-blind peer-review procedures, ensuring that editorial decisions are based on scientific quality and relevance.

We encourage researchers with relevant expertise and an active research background to propose special issues that can bring together researchers from different disciplines and contribute to the development of veterinary, entomological, and One Health research.

For questions or to submit a proposal, reach out to us at: [email protected]

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Since 2020, Eurasia Specialized Veterinary Publication has been dedicated to publishing rigorous scientific research in veterinary medicine, entomology, animal health, and related disciplines. Our journals offer a peer-reviewed home for original research, review articles, and short communications, spanning veterinary and clinical sciences, animal health and disease management, pathology, pharmacology, diagnostics, zoonotic diseases, epidemiology, and public health. Our entomology titles bring together work on insect biology, ecology and behavior, taxonomy and systematics, physiology, biodiversity and conservation, pest management, and medical and veterinary entomology. We also welcome interdisciplinary research that explores the connections between animal, human, insect, and environmental health — work that reflects the reality that these fields rarely stand apart from one another. In all that we publish, our aim remains the same: to support the exchange of meaningful, practical scientific knowledge within the international research community.