Marine Life Science & Technology (MLST)

 

About

 

Marine Life Science & Technology (MLST) provides a prime platform for new discoveries and theories in marine and aquatic life sciences and technologies.

• Encourages multidisciplinary approaches across a broad range of life sciences and technologies.
• Served by a strong international Editorial Board to give thorough swift editorial response.
• Served by a dedicated Editorial Office to fully support the whole process.
• Financial supports on Open Choice fees by Ocean University of China and Laoshan Laboratory.

Journal Information
e-ISSN: 2662-1746
p-ISSN: 2096-6490

This is a transformative journal, you may have access to funding.

 

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Aim & Scope

 

The journal is intended for marine scientists, biological oceanographers, conservation biologists, marine technologists, policy makers and legislators. Accordingly, we will publish original research papers across a broad range of marine life sciences and technologies with an emphasis on synergistic interactions of multiple disciplines. Both theoretical and practical papers are welcome,including laboratory and field experimental studies relevant to marine life science and technology. We also encourage focused reviews, viewpoints, comments and short communications. Moreover, as the journal’s aim is to foster multidisciplinary approaches to marine sciences,authors will be encouraged to emphasise the relevance of their work in relation across our key-disciplines.

 

Specifically, but not exclusively, MLST covers the following topics:

1. Basic Biology: including biodiversity, development and evolution, genetics, reproductive biology, biochemistry, cell biology, omics and bioinformatics, epigenetics, stem cell biology, physiology and immunology, zoology, phycology, and microbiology.

2. Fisheries Science: including marine fish biology, early life history, feeding and trophic dynamics, stock assessment, recruitment and reproduction, fisheries management, aquaculture engineering, stocking and enhancement technologies, aquatic breeding, aquafeeds, and aquatic disease.

3. Marine Drugs and Bioproducts: including marine medicinal bioresources, bioactive natural products, pharmacology, drug leads, drugs, and bioproducts.

4. Food Science & Biological Technology：including the study of seafood nutrition; the theories and technologies associated with seafood processing and storage; seafood microbiology and associated issues. More widely, this topic covers marine biological technologies, including the development and application of marine bio-energy resources and marine-derived materials (e.g., antifouling agents, medical products, both aqua- and agricultural products). Finally, it can also include methods, novel equipment, and technologies associated with applied and ecological marine studies.

5. Biological Oceanography: including marine plankton and benthic biology, microbial oceanology, fisheries oceanography, marine ecology, and food web dynamics.

 

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For further details follow the links to:

• Instructions for authors
• Editorial board
• Contact information