The scope of the Journal of Ongoing Biosciences includes, but is not limited to:

Nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems: This includes the design, synthesis, and characterization of nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery, controlled release, and enhanced therapeutic efficacy.

Nanomaterials for diagnostics: This involves the development and utilization of nanomaterials for sensitive and selective detection of biomarkers, imaging agents, and biosensors for early disease diagnosis and monitoring.

Nanotechnology in regenerative medicine: This area focuses on the use of nanostructured materials and scaffolds for tissue engineering, stem cell therapy, and organ transplantation, aiming to promote tissue regeneration and repair.

Nanotoxicology and safety assessment: As nanomaterials have unique physicochemical properties, it is important to study their potential toxicity and evaluate their safety profiles. This area covers the investigation of the biological effects, mechanisms of action, and risk assessment of nanomedicines.

Nanobiotechnology and theranostics: This interdisciplinary field combines nanomedicine with biology and engineering to develop multifunctional platforms for simultaneous therapy and diagnostics, such as theranostic nanoparticles and nanoscale imaging probes.

Nanodevices and nanosensors: This includes the development of innovative devices and sensors at the nanoscale for medical applications, including wearable and implantable nanodevices for monitoring health conditions and delivering treatments.

Regulatory and ethical considerations: Given the evolving nature of nanomedicine, this area addresses the regulatory framework, ethical issues, and societal implications related to the translation and commercialization of nanomedicine products.

Molecular Biology: Studies focusing on the structure, function, and interactions of biological molecules, including DNA, RNA, proteins, and their roles in cellular processes.

Cell Biology: Research exploring cell structure, organization, signaling pathways, and cellular mechanisms involved in various biological activities and disease processes.

Genetics and Genomics: Investigations into genetic variation, inheritance patterns, gene regulation, and genomic analyses to understand the relationship between genotype and phenotype.

Physiology and Systems Biology: Studies examining the physiological functions, homeostasis, and adaptation of organisms at different levels, from molecular and cellular processes to organ and system-level interactions.

Developmental Biology: Research investigating the processes and mechanisms underlying organismal development, including embryogenesis, tissue differentiation, organogenesis, and regeneration.

Biocatalysis: Biocatalysis involves harnessing the power of biological catalysts, such as enzymes or whole cells, to drive chemical reactions and produce valuable products. It has emerged as a promising alternative to traditional chemical synthesis methods, offering numerous advantages including selectivity, efficiency, and sustainability.

Ecology and Environmental Biology: Exploration of the interactions between organisms and their environment, including studies on population dynamics, biodiversity, ecosystems, and conservation biology.

Biotechnology and Applied Biosciences: Investigations focused on applying bioscience research in agriculture, medicine, pharmaceuticals, bioengineering, and bioremediation.

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology: Research utilizing computational methods, data analysis techniques, and modeling approaches to interpret complex biological data and unravel biological processes.

Public Health and Epidemiology: Research exploring the distribution, determinants, and impact of diseases and health conditions in populations. This may include studies on disease surveillance, outbreak investigations, health disparities, and interventions for disease prevention and control.

Environmental Health: Investigations into the influence of environmental factors on human health, including studies on air and water quality, occupational health, exposure assessment, and the impact of pollutants on health outcomes.

Global Health: Research focused on health issues that transcend national boundaries, emphasizing understanding and addressing health disparities, infectious diseases, health systems strengthening, and health policies at a global scale.

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: Studies examining strategies and interventions to promote healthy behaviors, prevent diseases, and improve population-level health outcomes. This may include research on health education, community-based interventions, and policy initiatives.

Healthcare Delivery and Policy: Research examining healthcare systems, access to care, health policy, and healthcare delivery models, focusing on improving healthcare quality, efficiency, and equity.

Social Determinants of Health: Investigations into the social, economic, and environmental factors influencing health outcomes, health inequities, and health disparities. This may include research on social determinants such as socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity, education, and housing.