Connecting people who study mites and ticks. A meeting point for research, scientific exchange and the acarology community in Iran and around the world.
A closer look at a remarkable worldMacro-inspired scientific illustration
Since 2008A shared scientific community
Across disciplinesMite and tick research
Across bordersIran and the world
01 / The society
A shared home for acarology.
The Acarological Society of Iran (ASI) was established on 30 August 2008 to strengthen acarology and encourage communication among researchers at home and abroad.
Our documented activities span scientific congresses, publications, webinars, student activities and educational resources. The society welcomes people interested in mites, ticks and the exchange of scientific knowledge.
Acarology connects fundamental questions about diversity and evolution with research in agriculture, ecology and health.
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Taxonomy & biodiversity
Understanding species, their relationships and the diversity of mites and ticks.
02
Ecology & agriculture
Exploring ecological roles, plant-associated mites and biological control.
03
Medical & veterinary acarology
Studying mite and tick biology in relation to human and animal health.
03 / Publications
Knowledge, shared openly.
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Persian Journal of Acarology
Open accessPeer reviewedNo APC
The society’s international journal publishes research on mites and ticks, from biology and ecology to systematics, taxonomy and tick-borne diseases. Visit the journal for current issues, author guidance and submissions.
Date palm pollen from four Iranian locations is compared for its effects on Amblyseius swirskii. Rodan pollen supported stronger performance in the reported experiments.
Prepare your manuscript using the journal’s current guidance and the appropriate template. Submissions and editorial correspondence are handled on the journal website.
The International Persian Congress of Acarology brings research into conversation. Explore selected past congresses and their original scientific records.
