Micro Environer

Micro Environer is an open access, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal that offers researchers and practitioner’s opportunities to publish original full-length papers, short communications and reviews in all fields of microbiological science and environmental processes.

The Journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence in the diverse fields of microbiological processes and developments in environment. It provides a key forum to bring together state-of-the-art research of interest to scientists, engineers and policymakers in related fields worldwide. Submitted manuscripts will be evaluated by at least 3- 4 independent reviewers who are either members of the Editorial Board or ad hoc referees. Accepted manuscripts will be available online as PDF files immediately upon their acceptance for publication. Micro Environer is published quarterly in 4 issues. Authors retain the copyright of their articles and are free to reproduce and disseminate their work.

About the Journal

Micro Environer is an open-access, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal that offers researchers and practitioners opportunities to publish original full-length papers, short communications, and reviews in all fields of microbiological science and environmental processes. It is a journal that shares the latest concepts and developments related to: aquatic environment; Terrestrial environment; Atmospheric environment; Biomonitoring and biomarkers; Emerging contaminants; Environmental Biology; Environmental chemistry; Environmental nanotechnology; Environmental remediation and management; Ecosystem restoration; Environmental Toxicology; Greenhouse gas emission monitoring and solutions; Solid waste management; Sustainable development of environment and ecosystem, Environmental health and toxicology; Environmental microbiology; Genetic Engineering and l biotechnology; Environmental pollution and control; Bioinformatics and computation technology; Plant-microbe interaction and sustainable agriculture; Microbiome signaling and communication and role in environment processes