Between 17-19 August 2026, Pensoft will exhibit at the 4th BioSyst EU meeting, taking place in Uppsala, Sweden. The conference is organized by the Swedish Systematics Association.
The three-day conference will celebrate European systematics and biodiversity research at its very origin: Uppsala is whe ...
Petr Kočárek is a Czech entomologist and Associate Professor at the University of Ostrava. His research focuses on the evolution, phylogeny, systematics, and taxonomy of polyneopteran insects, particularly the orders Dermaptera, Zoraptera, and Orthoptera. His work integrates classical morphological ...
The 2025 Scopus CiteScore for ZooKeys has been released, reporting a value of 2.5. The journal is ranked in Q1 for Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Animal Science and Zoology, and Insect Science, as well as Paleontology, having moved up from Q2 to Q1 in this category. It is additionally ranked ...
Now that the 2026 FIFA World Cup is over, it’s time for us to blow the final whistle on Pensoft’s Biodiversity Cup.
The seal recognises institutions that consistently share open-access agricultural research with the global community.
An international team of researchers has discovered a new hyperparasitoid wasp species, Chlorocytus papahemii, named in honor of Ernest Hemingway, and we’re sharing it today to mark his birthday.
The new species, which was described based on morphological characteristics and DNA barcoding from worker, gyne and male castes, brings the total number of Messor species known from Bulgaria to nine.
New beetle genus named after a character from the famous anime and manga One Piece, with two new species described within.
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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