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IJAIDR International Journal of Advances in Interdisciplinary Research eISSN 2348-0696 · Bi-monthly · Open Access · Since 2013
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Peer-reviewed research across disciplines

IJAIDR publishes original research and reviews from early-career researchers and established scientists working across disciplines. First-time authors are welcome: the submission and review process is explained step by step, so that every author gains real experience of journal publishing. Every article is peer reviewed, free to read and assigned a Crossref DOI.

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ISSN
2348-0696
Frequency
Bi-monthly
DOI prefix
10.29191
Licence
CC BY 4.0
APC
₹1,000 on acceptance
SJIF 2024
6.015

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Review Article Open Access 11 September 2026

Microbial Cell Factories in Bioprocessing Engineering: Metabolic Engineering for Sustainable Biomanufacturing

Subiksha Periyasamy and Berciyal Golda Peter
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e004 · DOI: registration in progress

Microbial cell factories—microorganisms reprogrammed to convert renewable feedstocks into value-added molecules—have become central to modern bioprocessing engineering. Advances in systems and synthetic biology, genome editing and high-throughput screening now permit the rational design of strains that manufacture fuels, bulk and fine chemicals, pharmaceuti…

Research Article Open Access 09 June 2026

Development and Functional Characterization of a Plant-Based Symbiotic Beverage Enriched with Lactobacillus plantarum

Selladurai K and Subana Suyambumani
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e003 · DOI: registration in progress

The growing demand for plant-based functional foods has encouraged the development of non-dairy probiotic beverages with added health benefits. This study focuses on the formulation and evaluation of a symbiotic beverage prepared using Lactobacillus plantarum and selected herbal ingredients including banana stem, aloe vera, amla, and honey. Fresh extracts w…

Research Article Open Access 26 March 2026

Efficacy of Biogenically Synthesized ZnO Nanoparticles by Hyptis suaveolens Leaf Extract against Cowpea Weevil (Callosobruchus maculatus) for Pesticidal Activity

Ponmani S, Poornima G and Chindhana DS
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e002 · DOI: registration in progress

This study reports the green synthesis and multifunctional evaluation of zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) using Hyptis suaveolens leaf extract. Fresh leaves were shade-dried, pulverized, and extracted to prepare the bio-reducing precursor, with zinc sulfate used as the metallic source. A color shift from deep green to pale yellow confirmed nanoparticle fo…

Research Article Open Access 26 March 2026

Evaluation of Environmental Microbial Contamination and Effectiveness of Cleaning Protocols in Controlled Manufacturing Environments

Palani Velan R, Karuppusamy R, Priyadharshini S, Srividhya K, Ramya S and Prakash Balu
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e001 · DOI: registration in progress

Environmental microbial monitoring program is an essential protocol to ensuring the safety, and quality of food-grade and cosmetic-grade products derived from plant-based extracts. This study uses air and surface sampling techniques to evaluate the microbial contamination risks in the product contact surface areas. The data collected through settle plates, …

Review Article Open Access 20 December 2025

Prevalence, Classification, and Management of Anestrus in Cattle and Buffaloes in India: An Updated Review

Vijay Kadam, Abhijit Barate, Tejas Shende, Vidya Nimbalkar, Gokul Sonawane, Mahesh Rangnekar, Sanjay Bhalerao and Shalaka Salvekar
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e017 · DOI: registration in progress

Anestrus, defined as the absence of overt estrus or heat signs, is a major reproductive disorder affecting cattle and buffaloes in India, significantly impacting fertility and productivity in the livestock sector. In India, where buffaloes constitute a large portion of the dairy industry, anestrus is particularly prevalent due to their inherent reproductive…

Review Article Open Access 20 December 2025

Reproductive Disorders in Small Ruminants in India - Review

Vijay Kadam, Abhijit Barate, Tejas Shende, Vidya Nimbalkar, Gokul Sonawane, Mahesh Rangnekar, Sanjay Bhalerao and Shalaka Salvekar
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e016 · DOI: registration in progress

Reproductive efficiency is a critical determinant of productivity in small ruminants, particularly sheep and goats, which are integral to the livelihood of rural farmers in India. However, various reproductive disorders significantly impact fertility, kidding/lambing rates, and overall herd profitability. This review highlights the prevalence, etiology, cli…

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