April 17, 2020. Today we published the seventh article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Jóhannes Sveinbjörnsson and Hrafnhildur Baldursdóttir, report on Effect of a high-palmitic acid fat supplement on milk production in Icelandic dairy cows fed grass silage-based diet

December 7, 2019 . Today we published the seventh article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Tara A Mulloy, Isabel C Barrio, Katrín Björnsdóttir, Ingibjörg Svala Jónsdóttir and David S Hik report, on Fertilisers mediate the short-term effects of sheep grazing in the Icelandic highlands

December 3, 2019 . Today we published the sixth article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Björn Thorsteinsson, Guðmundur Hrafn Jóhannesson, Arngrímur Thorlacius and Thorsteinn Gudmundsson report on Precipitation, runoff and nutrient losses from cultivated Histosols in western Iceland

September 23, 2019. Today we published the fifth article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Petra Landmark Gudmundsdottir and Olafur S. Andresson report on Fungi in liverwort-based biocrust

September 20, 2019. Today we published the fourth article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Jón H. Eiríksson, Ágúst Sigurdsson, Gudmundur Jóhannesson & Emma Eythórsdóttir report on Comparison of test-day and lactation models for genetic evaluations of Icelandic dairy cows for production traits and somatic cell score

August 30, 2019. Today we published the third article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Arnór Snorrason, Thorbergur Hjalti Jónsson & Ólafur Eggertsson report on Aboveground woody biomass of natural birch woodland in Iceland – Comparison of two inventories 1987-1988 and 2005-2011

April 11, 2019. Today we published the second article in volume 32 (2019) in IAS on-line. In this article Abdul-Salam M. Baba, Isabel Barrio and Guðmundur Halldórsson report on how reduced water availability and insecticide application  affect the density of cabbage root fly larvae on cauliflower roots in Iceland.

Aug 2, 2018. Today we published the forth article in volume 31 (2018) in IAS on-line. In this article, Karl Skírnisson et al. summarize which parasite species have been found in imported dogs and cats in Iceland since 1989, when their import was first allowed following a quarantine period. During these 28 years (1989-2017) a total of 4722 dogs and cats originating from all continents of the world (except Antarctica) have been imported into Iceland.

Apr 11, 2018. Today we published the third article in volume 31 (2018) in IAS on-line. It is a review article, where Valgerður Andrésdóttir gives an overview about research done on the Maedi-visna virus (MVV) in Iceland and how it shares many features with the human HIV virus; i.e. on the MVV molecular biology, cell tropism and pathogenesis and some of the similarities as well as the dissimilarities between MVV and HIV are discussed.

Mar 13, 2018. Today we published the two first articles in volume 31 (2018) in IAS on-line. Dennis Riege and Adalsteinn Sigurgeirsson reported on a provenance variability in establishment of native downy birch (Betula pubescens) in a 14-year trial in southwest Iceland and Marja Maljanen et al. reported on the effects of geothermal soil warming on the production of carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), nitric oxide (NO) and nitrous acid (HONO) from forest soils in southern Iceland.

Dec 30, 2017. Today we published the editorial for volume 30 in IAS on-line and its cover and cover and compleate content list

Dec 16, 2017. Today we published the eigth and last article in volume 30 in IAS on-line. Hrannar Smári Hilmarsson et al. reported on the effects of soil type on barley yields in Icelandic cultivar trials at the Korpa Experimental Station.

Dec 10, 2017. Today we published the seventh article in volume 30 in IAS on-line. Bryndís Marteinsdóttir et al. assessed the ecological impacts of extensive sheep grazing in Iceland by doing a meta-analysis of published data.

Sept 28, 2017. Today we published the sixth article in volume 30 in IAS on-line. Jonathan Willow et al. report on a case study on how pollinator communities differ between the exotic Nootka lupine and the native flowering plants in a
heath habitat in south-west Iceland.

Sept 27, 2017. IAS has got a new ISI Impact Factor for 2017-2018. It has almost tripled since last year and is now 0.800. The 5-year impact factor of IAS is similar, or 0.757. This puts IAS in the 26 place of 56 comparable journals listed within the ISI database.