Archives of Veterinary Medicine Has Moved to a New Journal Platform

We are pleased to announce that Archives of Veterinary Medicine has successfully migrated to a new server and modernized software infrastructure.

Our new journal website is available at:

https://avm.niv.ns.ac.rs/index.php/e-avm

The previous website address will remain accessible and will be automatically redirected to the new platform, so that our readers, authors, reviewers, and editorial partners can continue to access the journal without interruption.

The new online platform is powered by the latest Open Journal Systems (OJS) 3.5.0.5, providing a modern and more efficient environment for scholarly publishing.

The new infrastructure brings a wide range of improvements, including:

• enhanced functionality for authors, reviewers, editors, and readers;
• improved submission and editorial workflows;
• better interoperability with international scholarly services;
• more efficient exchange and dissemination of metadata;
• improved support for indexing, archiving, and scholarly communication;
• enhanced integration with contemporary publishing and research services.

This migration represents an important step in the continued development of Archives of Veterinary Medicine and our commitment to providing a reliable, accessible, and internationally connected publishing platform.

At the heart of Archives of Veterinary Medicine remains our commitment to Diamond Open Access.

We believe that high-quality scientific knowledge should be accessible to everyone, regardless of geographical location or institutional background. Our journal therefore continues to provide an opportunity for researchers from all parts of the world to share and disseminate their scientific contributions without subscription barriers for readers and without publication charges for authors.

Our goal is not only to publish scientific results, but also to contribute to the free and global exchange of knowledge, supporting the advancement of veterinary medicine and related scientific fields.

We sincerely thank all our authors, reviewers, editors, readers, and scientific collaborators for their continued support, patience, and understanding during this transition.

With the new platform now in place, we look forward with renewed energy to continuing this journey together.

We warmly invite researchers from around the world to contribute their work to Archives of Veterinary Medicine and to join us in advancing the open and global dissemination of scientific knowledge.

Thank you for being part of the Archives of Veterinary Medicine community.

Archives of Veterinary Medicine
Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi Sad”