Physics International

About the Journal

Aims and Scope

Physics International is an international open access journal which offers authors the opportunity to publish articles in all the fundamental and interdisciplinary areas of physics encompassing applied, theoretical and experimental research. Physics International aims to provide a coherent outlet for high quality scientific research subjected to quality control verification and acceptance by the peer review, supply a platform for researchers to present new research and development in their areas of expertise, provide access to the expanding knowledge across the discipline and expose and stimulate debate on current issues in the field of Physics.

Open Access

Physics International is a gold open access publication which means that all published manuscripts are freely available for unlimited access.

Open access publishing provides immediate, worldwide free access to all published manuscripts. Readers can view, download, print, and redistribute any article without any financial barrier, enabling greater distribution of an article.

Once published, the article will be made free to read and reuse upon publication under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) licence.

The publication costs of an article are paid from an author's research budget, or by their supporting institution. These Article Processing Charges replace subscription charges covers the costs of manuscript processing, online availability, hosting and archiving. All Science Publications’ content is archived in Portico, which provides archiving services to scholarly journals.

All Science Publication’s journals adhere to the open access policy. Once our highly qualified Editorial Board has accepted the manuscript, authors will receive an invoice including the publication charges for their manuscript.

Abstracting and Indexing

All articles published in Physics International are included in:

• Chemical Abstracts Service
• CNKI
• Crossref
• Genamics JournalSeek
• Google Scholar
• J-Gate
• Scilit
• Ulrichsweb