BIO Integration

Aims & Scope

BIO Integration is an international platinum open access journal dedicated to publishing multidisciplinary views driving the progress of modern medicine. Effective integration of diverse scientific disciplines, incorporating perspectives of academia, industry, governmental organization, and rapid translation of these discoveries to the clinics is essential for realizing the potential of the next era of biomedical research. Personalized medicine underlines the role of science collaboration as a major innovation driver in modern medical research, however, such science collaborations are also subject to relevant challenges because interests, values, and aims often significantly differ between academia and industry. To achieve the next paradigm shift in the integration of basic science, medicine and clinical practices, scientific collaborations call for precise and deep understanding of mutual interests, paving the way for a rationale balance between the different fundamental interests of academic researchers, clinicians and industry representatives. Effective translation of biomedical research into clinical practice requires transdisciplinary communication among experimental scientists, research-active clinicians, industry, and healthcare providers. In view of this, there is a need to build a high-quality interdisciplinary forum, and BIO Integration seeks to fill that niche. Aimed at bridging the gap in laboratory, clinic, and biotechnology industries, BIO Integration will provide a cross-disciplinary platform devoted to fostering excellence in research and education and communicating crucial advances in this important field. BIO Integration offer insights into different areas of life science such as biology, bioengineering, clinical research, public health, and medical physics in order to encourage cooperation and exchange among scientists and clinical researchers. BIO Integration will specifically focus on original, cutting-edge, interdisciplinary contents in the field of biosciences, including medicine, biochemistry, biophysics, bioengineering, biotechnology, etc., which generate hypotheses and questions relevant to the patient and disease and guide the investigations of cellular and molecular medicine. New methods, important applications, and new interpretations and treatments of existing data, as well as conventional studies in medicine that can be applied to future theranostic applications are encouraged.

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