Archives

• Resilient agricultural technology and biotechnology for food security

  Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026)

  molecular biology address the climate crises affecting food production and agricultural ecosystems. It represents a natural evolution from Vol. 2, No. 1, moving from soil restoration to the optimization of biological resources.

  The articles in this issue highlight strategies aimed at strengthening food security, enhancing the resilience of production systems, and conserving biodiversity, demonstrating the fundamental role of scientific research in developing sustainable solutions to contemporary environmental challenges.

• Land restoration and satellite monitoring

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025)

  This issue presents research that combines aerospace technology and environmental conservation. It highlights the use of geospatial tools and remote sensing to assess soil health on a large scale.

  In addition, we explore biotechnological and chemical solutions aimed at restoring areas contaminated by hydrocarbons and optimizing nutrient use in agriculture.

  We conclude this compendium with a study on local wildlife and its role in biological control, demonstrating that soil health and ecosystem balance are interconnected.

• Environmental sustainability

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

  Editorial Unión Científica presents the inaugural issue of Saastal, a publication designed to serve as a meeting point between the Life Sciences and the Applied and Environmental Sciences.

  This foundational volume marks the beginning of our commitment to Open Science and academic excellence. Under a continuous publication model, this issue brings together original research addressing topics ranging from applied biotechnology to the sustainable management of ecosystems.

  In this first edition, we highlight the work of researchers who, through a double-blind peer review process, ensure the quality and impact of the contributions presented herein. We invite the global scientific community to explore these articles and to take part in the future dialogues that our journal seeks to promote.