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Call for Papers: Women at the Forefront of Parasitology Research

We’re showcasing the impact of women in parasitology!
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Parasitology Research invites submissions for a new collection celebrating the work of women scientists across parasitology. This collection welcomes studies on a range of topics, from protozoology to parasitic disease control showcasing diverse contributions to the field. 

This collection is led by Prof. Shokoofeh Shamsi, an expert in fish parasitology; Prof. Una Ryan, specializing in molecular epidemiology of protozoan parasites; and Prof. Julia Walochnik, focused on protistan parasites. Their diverse expertise highlights the broad scope of research welcomed in this collection.

We are accepting short communications, review articles, and original research. Early-career researchers are welcome, as we’re looking for a mix of experienced researchers and newcomers to the field!

For further details, please see the full call for papers on the Parasitology Research collection website. 
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Elham Kazemirad
about 1 month ago

Great oppurtunity

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Women at the Forefront of Parasitology Research

This collection aims to promote the work of women scientists across all fields of parasitology. Please note to be considered for this collection, the first or last author must be a researcher who identifies as a woman. The scope of the collection aligns with that of the journal and will include the topics listed below.

Topics:

General, Biological, Medical and Veterinary Parasitology

Protozoology, Helminthology, Entomology

Morphology (incl. Pathomorphology, Ultrastructure)

Biochemistry, Physiology (incl. Molecular Biology)

Parasite-Host-Relationships (incl. Immunology, Host Specificity)

Life History, Ecology, Epidemiology

Diagnosis, Chemotherapy and Control of Parasitic Diseases

Publishing Model: Hybrid

Deadline: Jun 27, 2025

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