About the journal
Oceanological and Hydrobiological Studies is an international journal owned by the University of Gdańsk in Poland.
The journal has 4 issues per year and contains papers on all aspects of the marine environment and hydrobiology. All manuscripts are reviewed by editors and independent experts. Base ...
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Aims and scope
Oceanological and Hydrobiological Studies is an international journal owned by the University of Gdańsk in Poland.
The journal has 4 issues per year and contains papers on all aspects of the marine environment and hydrobiology. All manuscripts are reviewed by editors and independent experts. Based on the referees' recommendations, the Editor will make a decision on whether to accept a contribution. All articles are published in English. The journal is open to all matters concerning the water environment, thus providing the readers with a wide spectrum of topics in every issue.
Articles written by both fledgling and experienced scientists will be published so that their individual work is mutually complemented, and to give the readers a sound basis for comparison of different takes on a given matter.
The Journal is open to young scientists with a fresh or polemical outlook on a given subject matter, envisages providing them with substantive support, and to juxtapose their knowledge and experience with scientifically mature publications written by acclaimed specialists.
The journal publishes articles on a wide-range of topics concerning the water environment, both freshwater and saltwater: marine and freshwater biology, chemistry, geology, and physics.
Your benefits:
- Imperative topics concerning the water environment, both freshwater and saltwater
- Cutting-edge findings of worldwide studies on various types of water environment and climatic conditions
- Rigorous peer-review by experts from around the world
Aims and scope
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Marine and freshwater biology, chemistry, geology, and physics. Oceanological and Hydrobiological Studies is open to all matters concerning the water environment, thus providing the readers with a wide spectrum of topics in every issue. Articles written by both fledgling and experienced scientists are published so that their individual work is mutually complemented, and readers are provided with a sound basis for the comparison of different approaches to a given issue. The Journal is open to young scientists with fresh or polemical views on a given subject matter, provides them with significant support, and juxtaposes their knowledge and experience with scientifically mature publications written by acclaimed specialists.