Journal of Immunization

Aims And Scope

The Journal of Immunization (JI) is an open-access journal published that explores the scientific study of immunology and its related disciplines. JI is committed to publishing high-quality scientific research studies and reviews on the latest breakthroughs and advances from across the world. 

The journal publishes research articles, short communication, editorials, reviews, and perspectives pertinent to the discipline of immunology. JI strives to provide its readers with the highest standards of scientific literature, covering a range of topics such as cellular, molecular, and systemic immunology, inflammation, and microbial pathogenesis in host-pathogen interactions.

JI encourages authors to submit manuscripts that are rigorously evaluated by its editors and by an independent international body of experts. This journal is committed to promote an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms and advances in the field, and strives to keep its readers and authors updated with the latest developments.

The journal envisions promoting active collaboration among the scientific community in order to contribute to the development of immunological sciences and its related disciplines. With this mission, JI strives to become the foremost source of scientific knowledge and a platform of discussion for experts in the field.

Contributions from the following research areas are invited but not limited to the following branches 

• Autoimmune disease
• Shingles vaccine
• Hpv vaccine
• Epidemiology
• Flu shot
• Meningococcal vaccine
• Mmr vaccine
• Pneumonia vaccine
• Smallpox vaccine
• Counseling
• Pathophysiology
• Vaccination
• Survival
• Whooping cough vaccine
• Medication
• Chickenpox vaccine
• Immunology
• Techniques
• Hepatitis a vaccine
• Virology
• Transcription factors
• Cancer immunotherapy
• Risk factors
• Vaccinations
• Biomarkers
• Adjuvants
• Types of vaccines
• Travel vaccines
• Attenuated vaccine
• Toxoid
• Food and nutrition
• Dna vaccine
• Vaccine safety
• Live, attenuated vaccines
• Socio-economic status
• Dna vaccines
• Inactivated vaccines
• Vaccinology
• Vaccine development
• Experimental studies
• Antiviral therapy
• Conjugate vaccines
• Subunit vaccines
• Vaccines and pregnancy
• Viral vaccines
• Animal models
• Plant based vaccines
• Prognostic factors
• Passive immunization
• Adult immunization
• Psychological aspects
• Active immunization
• Vaccine adjuvants
• Vaccine technology
• Vaccine-preventable diseases
• Veterinary vaccines
• Delivery systems
• Heterologous vaccine
• Recombinant vector vaccines
• Viral immunology
• Epedemiology
• Vaccine supply
• Vaccine immunology
• Novel drugs
• Cardiovascular biology
• Production and manufacturing
• Human vaccines
• Therapeutic vaccines
• Vaccination and pregnancy
• Live vector vaccine
• Vaccination for adults
• Vaccine epidemiology
• Incidence and mortality
• Symptoms and side effects
• Vaccination for children