Submissions

Author Guidelines

All submitted articles undergo a review procedure on the principle of double blind peer review and editorial review.

All manuscripts for publication in the journal are checked for plagiarism.

The editorial board recommends the authors to use the following rules in preparation of their manuscripts for publication in the journal.

Review Process

The manuscript submission and peer review process is broken down into the following steps:

The Author submits a manuscript.
The Editor-in-Chief assigns a Corresponding Editor to handle the review of the manuscript.
The Corresponding Editor selects Referees to review and report on the manuscript.
The Referees review the manuscript.
The Corresponding Editor takes a decision.
The author is contacted with the decision.

RIGHTS OF AUTHORS

The editorial staff encourages the authors:

to post the final version of the article on their personal webpage or on that of the institution to which they officially belong;
to share the article on their social media;   

The authors may use without any restrictions the article in their teaching and research activities.

Terms of publication in the journal

Submitted manuscripts should be written in English and not previously published in any journal  in the field of physics and related topics.

The following information should be placed in the center of the manuscript:

• Full title of the manuscript in capital letters in bold
• initials and surnames of the authors
• full names of organizations, cities and countries where the research was done
• e-mail address of one of the authors
• The place of work of the authors should be given in the footnotes

When paper is accepted for review, the authors can monitor the status of manuscript in their personal accounts.

Copyright. When the paper is accepted, the copyright is automatically transferred to the Advances in Nuclear Science and Applications.

The manuscript should be divided into sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Main body (7–8 pages), Conclusion, Acknowledgement, References.

The Importance of Titles

The main function of the Title is to attract the audience. Therefore, it should be built according to the formula:

• Attract attention.
• Designate the target audience.
• Show why read your article.

Abstract and Keywords

The Abstract is:

• A summary of the content of the journal manuscript giving the general idea of its theme and structure
• A time-saving shortcut for busy researchers
• A guide to the most important parts of your manuscript's written content

Your Abstract should answer these questions about your manuscript:

• What was done?
• Why did you do it?
• What did you find?
• Why are these findings useful and important?

Acknowledgments

Its purpose is to thank all of the people who helped with the research but did not qualify for authorship (check the target journal’s Instructions for Authors for authorship guidelines). Acknowledge anyone who provided intellectual assistance, technical help (including with writing and editing), or special equipment or materials.

Also, use this section to provide information about funding by including specific grant numbers and titles. If you need to include funding information, list the name(s) of the funding organization(s) in full, and identify which authors received funding for what.

Illustrative materials should be presented in the following formats: for photos and figures –  eps, png or jpg (300 dpi for black-and-white and color photos); for graphs, diagrams, schemes, etc. – exls, cdr. If the figure was taken from the other source, then a reference to the source must be made below it. Illustrations can be placed in the text, but they must be enclosed as separate files with numbered captions.

References

References in the text of the article are to be given only in square brackets (without citation [12], in case of citing or retelling of the author's text [12, p. 29]). Numbering of references in the article is to be made in the order of mentioning. For each reference, you must specify the doi.

(Arbitrary bibliographic information):

For books: Author, Book title (Publisher, place year) number of pages.(DOI or ISBN)

Example:
[1] R. Bass, Nuclear Reactions with Heavy IonsBerlin (Heidelberg, New York:Springer-Verlag, 1980) 410 p. (DOI or ISBN)

For articles from journals: Author, Journal Volume (year) page numbers.(DOI)

Example:
[2] I. Tanihata et al., Phys. Lett. B 206 (1988) 592-599. (DOI)

For conference materials, proceedings, etc.: Author, Publication title: Type of publication Volume (year) page numbers.(DOI)

Example:
[3] Y.Ts. Oganessian , Proceeding of the International Conference on Nuclear Physics, Munich 73 (1975) 351-361. (DOI)

Information about authors

Information about each of the authors of the article with indication of his/her surname, first name, patronymic, a scientific degree, an academic title, the main place of work, position, home, office or mobile phones, electronic and postal addresses (for communication with the editorial staff)should be attached to the manuscript. The authors should provide full names of organizations, cities and countries where the work was done, and e-mail of one of the authors. The place of work should be specified in the footnotes.

It is necessary to specify: the faculty (research institute, department), university, city, country. Departments and divisions need not be indicated.

All manuscripts submitted to the editorial board are reviewed. If necessary, the manuscript can be returned to the author for revision. The date of receipt of the manuscript is the date the editorial board receives its final version. The editors reserve the right to make editorial changes in the text, which do not change the sense of the article.

Manuscripts are published in the order of their submission.