Journal of Infertility and Reproductive Biology

Call for Papers

Infertility and reproductive health are issues that impact millions of individuals and families worldwide, affecting not only their well-being but also their social, emotional, and economic lives. The causes of infertility are multifaceted, encompassing genetic, environmental, lifestyle, and physiological factors, making it a complex field of study. The need for innovative solutions and improved clinical practices has never been greater.

The Journal of Infertility and Reproductive Biology (JIRB) invites researchers, clinicians, medical practitioners, veterinary scientists, and health experts to contribute original studies, comprehensive reviews, and cutting-edge research that explore these critical areas. The journal seeks to publish articles that not only advance our understanding of infertility but also offer practical solutions and interventions that can improve reproductive health on a global scale.

By submitting to the Journal of Infertility and Reproductive Biology, you gain access to a host of benefits designed to amplify your research. These include no publication fees, rigorous peer reviewing conducted by experts in the field, networking opportunities with a global community of scholars and professionals, and global recognition and impact while contributing to vital conversations in one of the most significant challenges experienced by people today.

JIRB welcomes contributions across various disciplines investigating aspects of infertility and reproductive biology. We encourage submissions on, but not limited to:

• Advancements in Infertility Treatments and Reproductive Health
• Innovative Assisted Reproductive Technologies
• Environmental and Occupational Influences on Fertility
• Emerging Research in Reproductive Genetics
• Animal Reproduction and Its Implications for Human Health

To share your groundbreaking research with a global audience, visit our submission portal.

We look forward to receiving your work and advancing the field of infertility and reproductive sciences together.