Journal Announcement: Transition to Online Open Access – “Journal of Corrosion and Materials”

Effective from the year 2023 onward, “Journal of Corrosion and Materials” is making a significant transition to become an online open access journal. This transformative move signifies that all papers accepted for publication in the journal will be accessible to the global research community through online platforms, and no printed versions will be produced.

Key Changes:

1. Online Open Access Journal:

   • “Journal of Corrosion and Materials” will operate exclusively as an online open access journal. This means that all articles, once accepted for publication, will be made freely accessible to the public without any subscription or access fees.

2. Publication Format:

   • All papers, including research articles, reviews, and other contributions, will be published solely in an electronic format on the journal’s online platform.

3. Elimination of Printed Version:

   • With this transition, the journal will no longer produce printed versions. This decision aligns with the modern trend in scholarly publishing and contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing paper usage.

4. Immediate Online Publication:

   • Upon acceptance of a manuscript, the paper will be published online immediately. This ensures that valuable research findings are disseminated swiftly to the scientific community, promoting rapid knowledge sharing.

Implications for Authors and Readers:

1. Open Access Benefits:

   • Authors will benefit from increased visibility and accessibility of their work, as all published content will be freely available to researchers, educators, and the general public.

2. Convenience and Timeliness:

   • Readers will enjoy the convenience of accessing the latest research without delays associated with print production. Accepted papers will be available promptly online.

3. Reduced Environmental Impact:

   • The elimination of printed versions contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint associated with traditional print publishing.

This strategic decision aligns with the evolving landscape of academic publishing, emphasizing accessibility, efficiency, and environmental responsibility. We appreciate the support of our authors and readers as we embark on this exciting phase in the evolution of “Journal of Corrosion and Materials.”

For further inquiries or clarifications, please contact the editorial office at [editor@corromath.com].