About the journal
The Brazilian Journal of Mechanical Vibrations in Bioscience (BJMVB) is an international journal focused on the effects and applications of mechanical vibrations in biological systems. We publish original articles, reviews, and short communications exploring vibration-based mechanisms in health, physiology, and experimental models.
The BJMVB journal embraces interdisciplinary contributions that investigate the biological, clinical, and technological dimensions of mechanical vibrations in life and health sciences. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, physiology, rehabilitation, biomechanics, biomedical engineering, and medical applications of vibration therapy. With a semiannual publication schedule and a peer-review process, BJMVB is committed to scientific quality, research ethics, and broad dissemination of innovative findings.
Scope and Thematic Areas Covered by BJMVB
- Biomechanics and Bioengineering;
- Biomimetics and Bioinspired Engineering;
- Biomedical Imaging and Sensing;
- Physiology and pathology;
- Biomaterials, natural products, and materials science;
- Biochemistry and biophysics;
- Therapeutics and diagnostics, biosensors, and medical devices;
- Computational Modeling and Simulation;
- Animal experimentation: biosafety, bioethics and alternative methods;
- Preclinical trials (in vitro and in vivo) and translational models for diagnosis and therapy;
- Teaching involving the use of vibration in Biosciences: academic, professional and continuing education, certification of professionals and scientific dissemination.
Mission
To promote high-quality scientific dissemination on the effects, mechanisms, and applications of mechanical vibrations in the context of biological and health sciences, fostering interdisciplinary research and integration across different fields of knowledge.
Core Values
BJMVB is guided by key values that ensure the quality and integrity of its editorial work: scientific rigor, expressed through a commitment to methodological excellence and relevance of the published studies; editorial ethics, based on transparency, integrity, and responsibility throughout the review and publication processes; interdisciplinarity, by embracing diverse approaches and knowledge at the interface between mechanical vibrations and biosciences; innovation, by encouraging pioneering research with high scientific impact; and openness to international dialogue, by supporting collaboration among researchers from Brazil and abroad.