About the Journal

The European Journal of Histochemistry has been an influential cytology journal for over 60 years, publishing research articles on functional cytology and histology in animals and plants. The European Journal of Histochemistry offers original research articles investigating on structural and molecular components performed by histochemical and immunohistochemical methods, at light and electron microscopy, cytometry and imaging techniques.

Areas of particular interest include cell differentiation, senescence and death, and cell-cell interactions in normal and pathological tissues; attention is also given to articles on newly developed or originally applied histochemical and microscopical techniques.

Since its foundation in 1954, the European Journal of Histochemistry is the official organ of the Italian Society of Histochemistry and, since 2022, of the Italian Group for the Study of Neuromorphology (G.I.S.N.).

 

 

Announcements

New Editor-in-Chief for the European Journal of Histochemistry

19 January 2026

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Prof. Marco Biggiogera as the new Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Histochemistry, effective 15 January 2026.

Prof. Biggiogera has a solid academic background, with a long-standing record of research and teaching activities at the University of Pavia, Italy. He has authored numerous publications in high-impact international journals and has made significant contributions to the study of RNA transcription and modification in a variety of tissues and cellular models, through the application of cytochemical techniques to electron microscopy.

We wish to express our sincere gratitude to Prof. Carlo Pellicciari, who has served as Editor-in-Chief for many years. Through his authoritative leadership, scientific vision, and unwavering commitment, Prof. Pellicciari has played a pivotal role in the growth, consolidation, and international reputation of the European Journal of Histochemistry, leaving a lasting legacy within the academic community.

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