Annual Review of Entomology

The *Annual Review of Entomology* (ISSN: 0066-4170) stands as a preeminent, authoritative journal in the field of entomological science, published by Annual Reviews. As a dedicated review journal, it does not publish original research articles but instead offers comprehensive, critical, and forward-looking syntheses of the most significant developments across the entire breadth of entomology. Its scope is exceptionally broad, encompassing topics such as insect systematics, physiology, behavior, ecology, evolution, genetics, molecular biology, pest management, medical and veterinary entomology, and the roles of insects in agricultural and natural ecosystems. Each volume features invited, peer-reviewed chapters written by leading international experts, providing readers with a curated, high-impact overview of a given sub-discipline. The target audience includes academic researchers, graduate students, applied entomologists, and professionals in related fields such as agriculture, public health, and conservation biology who require a reliable, up-to-date, and synthesized perspective on current knowledge and emerging trends. A defining feature of the journal is its commitment to authoritative, critical review that not only summarizes the past but also identifies key gaps and future directions. While traditionally subscription-based, select articles and back content may be accessible via institutional access or open access options under specific agreements. With an Impact Factor of 16.900 (2026) and a consistent ranking in the Q1 quartile of the JCR category for Entomology, the *Annual Review of Entomology* is universally recognized as the flagship review journal in the discipline. Its exceptionally high impact factor and rigorous editorial standards cement its standing as an indispensable, top-tier resource for synthesizing the vast and rapidly advancing knowledge base of entomological science.