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Volume 2 Issue 1 is available now
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The big world of biotechnology now also paving into bio nanotechnology is at the
cross-roads of an information boom as never before. Reams and reams of biotic knowledge
are being generated in fields and labs and most of them go globally unnoticed. There
is a big mismatch between knowledge generation and information dissemination, the
former far outweighing the latter. This is especially true in life sciences. Then
there is a discernible gap between research and technology transfer to industries.
The information gap in biosciences has often inadvertently caused duplication and
repetition of research, sometimes several folds over; this obviously has drained
resources- money and human- not to mention of the time spent (or wasted). These
are direct consequences of serious paucity of research communicating media or journals.
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To address these, a new e-journal Current Biotica (ISBN) is in the offing. This
will help scientists, researchers, students, industrialists, teachers who are involved
in biological and environmental sciences to show case/publish their discoveries,
views, opinions, etc to an international peer group, at the quickest time and bridge
the gaps that exist in knowledge generation, dissemination and adoption.
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Current Biotica is author-friendly, facilitating authors in putting their papers
(and dreams) into the higher orbits of “biotech info-highway”. Researchers benefit
and biosciences progresses- a win-win situation for all.
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Here’s calling all those working in fields of plants, animals, microorganisms, environment-
the whole gamut of biological and life sciences that affect humans and his environment
to submit research notes. The inaugural issue can be accessed free from the website.
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All authors should be subscribers.
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Mail your Papers/notes/queries to
editor@currentbiotica.com
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