A PeerJ Computer Science Special Issue aiming to advance emerging technologies related to Intelligent Ocean Applications "Intelligent ocean applications are less mature than terrestrial counterparts, generally with fewer technical advances, due to the difficulty in...
A PeerJ Life & Environment Special Issue focusing on energy deficiency in athletes "We look forward to seeing exciting new literature on the physiological, biochemical, and nutritional perspectives of athletes in the context of relative energy deficit in athletes...
A PeerJ Computer Science and PeerJ Life & Environment Special Issue soliciting research at the intersection of mental health and AI In the realm of mental health, where empathy meets innovation, a special issue delving into the intersection of artificial...
A PeerJ Life and Environment Special Issue highlighting the latest research into the anthropogenic impact on microbe-host diversity in the Global South. This Special Issue invites submissions of research articles and literature reviews on the anthropogenic impact on...
A PeerJ Life & Environment Special Issue highlighting research into biological clocks and their impact across different levels of social organization Biological clocks play a crucial role in various aspects of life across different levels of organization, as...
March 1st 2023 marks the first annual World Seagrass Day! This day was declared by the United Nations General Assembly in May 2022 following a resolution proposed by Sri Lanka to emphasize the conservation of this important marine habitat. To celebrate World Seagrass...
The IABO Hub Editors call for papers for a Hub Special Issue highlighting the latest research focused on seagrass ecosystems. Seagrass meadows are among the most productive ecosystems on Earth and play an essential role in biodiversity support, resilience, food...
A PeerJ Analytical Chemistry Special Issue focused on the application of natural deep eutectic solvents (NaDES) in products The principles of ‘green chemistry' are gaining traction in many sectors, including cosmetics and fragrances, due to the need to reduce...
The International Meiofauna Conference (IMCO), first held in 1969, is the flagship conference of the International Association of Meiobenthologists (IAM) and is held every three years. The 18th IMCO was held for the first time in an online format on 5-9 December 2022,...
Part 2 of the PeerJ Computer Science Special Issue series on Decision Making in Complex Systems, with a focus on theory and methods "In today's era of big data, the underlying data are frequently ambiguous and indeterminate. Consequently, uncertainties tools and...
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