The ZooKeys editorial team welcomes Croatian pygmy grasshopper expert Josip Skejo as its newest subject editor for Orthoptera.
Josip Skejo is a 32-years-old biologist from Croatia with an extensive international experience. He studied fieldwork methods and taxonomy under the mentorship of Professor N ...
Aslak Kappel Hansen is a Danish entomologist and postdoctoral researcher at the Natural History Museum of Denmark, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on the taxonomy, ecology, and biogeography of insects, with a particular emphasis on rove beetles (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae). Through Zoo ...
Another zoologist has joined ZooKeys as subject editor: Gustavo Tavares, a specialist in Orthoptera from Brazil.
Gustavo is a postdoctoral fellow in the Graduate Program in Zoology at the Federal University of Pará in Belém, Brazil. His research is focused on Orthoptera systematics in the broadest se ...
ZooKeys is happy to announce that Boyan Vagalinski is joining its team as a subject editor.
Boyan Vagalinski holds a Ph.D. in zoology from the Sofia University (Sofia, Bulgaria) and is currently an associate professor at the Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research, Bulgarian Academy of Scien ...
ZooKeys has launched its own data portal hosted by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). This initiative will maximise the accessibility and reusability of the zoological biodiversity data the journal publishes, in line with Pensoft’s commitment to open and democratise scientific know ...
Due to its specific ecological associations and low genetic diversity, this butterfly may soon face challenges with climate change adaptation.
The portals currently host data on over 1,000 datasets and almost 325,000 occurrence records across the 25 journals.
By digitizing these data, we can preserve valuable knowledge about our biodiversity, especially in times of climate change and biodiversity crises.
A team of researchers has announced the discovery of three new species of torrent frogs belonging to the genus Hyloscirtus.
“We have not only revived Francis Walker’s species Topiris candidella, from 1863, but also expanded our understanding of an entire group of small white moths.”
ZooKeys is a peer-reviewed, open access, online and print, rapidly published journal, launched to support free exchange of ideas, data and information in all branches of Zoology. It is one of the most dynamic, innovative and technologically advanced scholarly journals in its field. Zookeys was the first to implement semantic tagging and enhancements of content since the publication of its issue 50 in 2010. Currently, ZooKeys takes second place in the Index of Organism Names among the top 10 journals publishing the greatest number of new taxa in Zoology.
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