New Microbes and New Infections

New Microbes and New Infections (NMNI) is a journal which publishes cutting-edge papers on all aspects of emerging microbes and infections as well as papers on "old microbes" with a new presentation such as drug resistant malaria, antimicrobial resistant bacteria, re-emerging infections or organisms in new hosts or vectors.

NMNI publishes articles on new microbes that are evolving from existing organisms and infections in new populations or appearing in new geographic area. It publishes high quality systematic reviews, narrative reviews, cutting-edge original research and rapid analyses of traditional and emerging infections as well as editorials, short correspondence pieces and special issues that can be rapidly reviewed and published.

Submissions on preparedness of healthcare infrastructures, governments or international organisations to detect, characterize and mitigate emerging microbial threats are welcome.

The journal publishes topics including:

• Travel acquired infections
• Infection outbreaks
• Predictions/examples showing the expansion of a microbe to a new ecological niche or an expanded geographic area due to climate change.
• One Health. Emerging infections and their links/origins to the animal world.
• Manipulation of microbes in the lab and considers organisms of bioterror.
• Antimicrobials
• Preventive approaches and therapies to combat novel microbes or changing infections