Conservation Physiology
Conservation Physiology is an online-only, fully open-access journal published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Society for Experimental Biology, established in 2013, with a 2025 impact factor of 2.5(Conservation Physiology)是由(Oxford University Press)代表(Society for Experimental Biology)出版的纯在线全开放获取期刊,2013 年创办,2025 年影响因子为 2.5。
Scope
- It publishes research on how organisms, populations and ecosystems respond to environmental change and stressors刊载生物体、种群与生态系统如何响应环境变化与胁迫的研究。
- Physiology is treated broadly, including functional and mechanistic responses at all scales广义理解生理学,涵盖各尺度的功能与机制响应。
- It covers all taxa, plants and animals alike研究对象涵盖植物与动物等各类生物。
- Work applying physiological tools to rebuild populations, restore ecosystems and inform policy is welcome欢迎运用生理学工具恢复种群、修复生态系统与支撑政策的工作。
- Article types include Research Articles, The Tool Box, Reviews, Perspectives and Comments文章类型包括研究论文、工具箱、综述、观点与评论。
History
- The journal was launched in 2013 by the Society for Experimental Biology该刊 2013 年由(Society for Experimental Biology)创办。
- Its opening issue included an introduction to the emerging field by founding editor Steven Cooke创刊号刊出了创刊主编 Steven Cooke 对该新兴领域的导论。[1]
- Almost all its content is published under gold open access该刊几乎所有内容均以金色开放获取发布。
- It was founded to give the discipline a dedicated home linking physiology to conservation practice其创办旨在为该学科提供连接生理学与保护实践的专门阵地。
Editors
- The editor-in-chief is Andrea Fuller of the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa现任主编为南非(University of the Witwatersrand)的 Andrea Fuller。
- Steven Cooke of Carleton University now serves as emeritus editor and strategic advisor(Carleton University)的 Steven Cooke 现为荣休主编与战略顾问。
- Sean Tomlinson of Curtin University is the plant science editor(Curtin University)的 Sean Tomlinson 任植物科学编辑。
- The board draws members from Australia, Canada, China, Germany, Spain and beyond, and authors are encouraged to contact the editors about scope编委会成员来自澳大利亚、加拿大、中国、德国、西班牙等,作者可就收稿范围先联系编辑。
References
- ^Cooke, S. J. Conservation physiology. Conservation Physiology, 2013, 1(1): cot001. doi:10.1093/conphys/cot001