Aims and Scope
Aims:
WebLog Journal of Applied Physics is an open access publication dedicated to publishing important new findings from both theoretical and experimental applied physics research. What distinguishes the journal is its genuinely multidisciplinary scope, offering a venue for scientists across all relevant subfields while illuminating the physics underlying contemporary technology, with a clear distinction maintained between pure physics and applied technology.
Coverage extends to classical physics, chemistry, and materials science, including biomaterials, and their engineering applications. The journal welcomes experimental and theoretical work on advanced materials and devices spanning synthesis and structural chemistry, physical and electronic properties, photonics, and engineering applications, together with the measurement and analytical techniques used to characterize them.
The journal's scope further includes condensed matter and solid state physics, quantum physics and technology, superconductivity, semiconductor physics, nanomaterials, and the physics of nanoscale and low-dimensional systems. Submissions addressing energy and sustainability, photovoltaics, and the physics of devices and sensors are equally welcomed, reflecting the journal's goal of advancing understanding of advanced materials for future technological applications.
WebLog Journal of Applied Physics accepts Research Articles, Review Articles, Systematic Reviews, Short Communications, Case Studies, Editorials, Perspectives, and Letters to the Editor, giving authors flexibility to present experimental data, theoretical models, or applied materials research.
Every manuscript undergoes an anonymized expert-review process conducted by an international editorial board of applied physics specialists, ensuring that published findings meet high standards of scientific validity. The journal maintains an efficient publication timeline, with initial decisions typically issued within 21 days of submission and accepted manuscripts published online within 7-10 days thereafter.
All articles are distributed under a Creative Commons license permitting free reuse with attribution, and each receives a permanent DOI for reliable citation. Published content is indexed through OpenAIRE and discoverable via Google Scholar, with long-term preservation ensured through Zenodo archival, and a scannable QR code accompanies every article for instant access to the published version.
Scope:
WebLog Journal of Applied Physics widely accepts manuscripts in the following areas, but is not limited to: