Bionatura Journal - Biotechnology & Life Sciences - Bionatura journal

Ibero-American Journal of Biotechnology and Life Sciences
ISSN 3020-7886 (Madrid, Spain)
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Welcome to Bionatura Journal, where we explore biology, ecology, and medicine and value interdisciplinary research in the life sciences.
We invite scientists and researchers from around the globe to join our vibrant community. Submit your manuscripts, engage in peer review, and contribute to advancing knowledge in the Life Sciences.
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Physics – Biology – Medicine?
"We make no apologies for making these excursions into other fields, because the separation of fields is merely a human convenience, and an unnatural thing. Nature is not interested in our separations, and many of the interesting phenomena bridge the gaps between fields."
– Richard Feynman, "Lectures on Physics" (Feynman RP, Leighton RB, Sands M. The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Vol. 1. Addison-Wesley; 1964. Chapter 35, Section 1: The Human Eye, p. 35-1.)
Invitation to Submit to Bionatura Journal.  Interdisciplinary Interest
At Bionatura Journal, we celebrate and encourage research that bridges the gap between diverse scientific disciplines within the Life Sciences. We believe that the most impactful discoveries often emerge at the intersections of biology, ecology, biotechnology, biomedicine, and environmental science.
We invite you to contribute your research and share insights that demonstrate connections or applications across these fields. Whether your work uncovers the cellular mechanisms underlying ecological phenomena, explores innovative biotechnological approaches to solving environmental challenges, or integrates biology and medicine to advance human health, your manuscript will find a welcoming platform at Bionatura Journal.


Alexander von Humboldt
“Progress occurs when all the forces working for knowledge combine.”

Relevance to Humboldt’s Philosophy:
Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859) was a polymath and explorer who believed that everything in nature is interconnected. His approach combined scientific observation with a deep appreciation for culture, geography, and humanity’s impact on the environment. This quote reflects his belief that knowledge expands when shared across disciplines and cultures.

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Alexander von Humboldt statue.
In the background the main building of the Humboldt-University of Berlin.




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