Progress in Physics of Applied Materials

Progress in Physics of Applied Materials

Number of Volumes 7
Number of Issues 14
Number of Articles 147
Number of Contributors 367
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Number of Reviewers 538

The Progress in Physics of Applied Materials is an open access journal that published biannual(Quarterly from Vol6) and is an international medium for publishing experimental and theoretical papers on materials with wide varieties of applications which was founded in 2021 by Semnan University. The experimental scope of the journal includes the synthesis, growth, processing, and characterization of new materials for improving their electrical, optical, dielectric, and magnetic properties. Theoretical and analytical papers are also within the scope of the journal. The journal also publishes review articles, both short and specific or long and general, within the scope of the journal. The papers should contain extensive and novel experimental and theoretical works with rigorous analysis and sound interpretation.  Interdisciplinary articles are also welcome. 

 

We are pleased to inform you that, according to the recent approval of the Editorial Board and relevant authorities, the publication frequency of this journal has been changed from a biannual to a quarterly journal. This change aims to enhance scientific quality, accelerate the publication process, and strengthen the dynamic interaction among researchers and authors.

Scopus We are pleased to announce that the application for Scopus membership of the Progress in Physics of Applied Materials (PPAM) has been accepted on February 17, 2025.

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COPE We are pleased to announce that the application for COPE  membership of the Progress in Physics of Applied Materials (PPAM) has been accepted on June, 2024.

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In accordance with the policy of Semnan University Press, an Article Processing Charge (APC) applies to all manuscripts accepted for publication in the Journal of Progress in Physics of Applied Materials (PPAM). For submissions made on or after May 1st , 2026, the APC is USD 400 for non-Iranian corresponding authors and 20,000,000 Iranian Rials for Iranian corresponding authors.

Please note that this fee applies only to manuscripts that successfully pass the peer-review process and are accepted for publication; there are no fees associated with initial submission or the review process. This APC supports the various stages of the publishing workflow, including editorial handling, peer review, copyediting, typesetting, and long-term archiving. These charges enable the journal to maintain high scholarly standards and ensure the broad dissemination and accessibility of published research to a global audience. Waivers may be granted upon request by the corresponding author, subject to the approval of the Editor-in-Chief.

 

 

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  • Aluminum Gallium Arsenide (AlGaAs)
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