Bacteriology is the science that deals with the characteristics of bacteria or microorganisms. Bacteriology research is the study of bacteria and their association with medicine as well as with other areas like agriculture and industry. Bacteria are microorganisms that can live with a single cell as independent organisms or, powerlessly, as parasites. The study on bacteria allows researchers to find the behavior of bacteria that cause human diseases, including arthropod and intracellular-borne bacterial pathogens.

Annals of Bacteriology Research is an international and open access journal. It is a peer-reviewed, scientific, worldwide journal. Readers can access the journal online without paying a subscription, meaning it is a free access periodical. It publishes articles on findings and results of bacteriology research with article processing fees paid by authors or their organizations. The journal has global readership and all the published manuscripts are assigned to the unique DOI for global recognition.

Although the Annals of Bacteriology Research is a bimonthly journal, the periodical is known for its fast publication. All manuscripts are reviewed thoroughly for their quality and genuineness by the experienced and knowledgeable editorial team. The team is dedicated to providing its approval to authors at the earliest possible time, usually within 21 days after they submit their research papers and articles. Once the content is approved and received consent from the authors, it will be published in the journal within five working days.

Going through the research papers in the Annals of Bacteriology Research allows readers to know more about microorganisms and their contact with hosts and the surroundings. The periodical covers the details of all microbes, including fungi, bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and archaea. Currently, the bacteriology research journal has many Special Issues, which are open to all levels of authors for submitting their research papers. These issues emphasize emerging areas of bacteriology research within a domain. They provide more profound research into an existing study area, as well.

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