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By publishing with one of the fastest growing journals in physics you can take advantage of a number of benefits including:
Rigorous peer-review
Maintaining high editorial standards is NJP’s number one priority. Every submission is preliminarily assessed by the Editorial Board who also guide the formal peer-review process. 80% of regular submissions are rejected.Fast-track publication
At the discretion of the Editorial Board, submissions identified as being of particularly high significance will benefit from accelerated publication.Receive referee feedback in just over a month
We understand the importance of fast publication to you. NJP takes advantage of its online medium by providing competitive publication times while ensuring a strict refereeing procedure. On average you will receive a decision within 33 days of submitting an article.700 downloads (on average) per paper within 12 months of publication
Open-access guarantees you outstandingly high article visibility. Every NJP paper is downloaded hundreds of times within weeks of publication and more than 100,000 articles are read each month. The latest NJP Impact Factor is 3.849.Author-friendly copyright
NJP’s copyright statement allows you and your institution to reproduce, distribute and communicate the published version of your article to the public.Free colour and multimedia
You can take advantage of NJP’s online medium by including features that may not be possible in a print journal. This can include colour, movies, simulations and other supplementary features at no extra cost.Long-term archiving
NJP is committed to ensuring long-term access to its entire content and is preserved via the LOCKSS system, a key archiving initiative that enables member libraries to collect, store and provide access to their own local copy of the journal. Digital archives of NJP are also stored locally at The British Library and Die Deutsch Bibliothek.
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Nanorobot architecture for medical target identification
Adriano Cavalcanti et al 2008 Nanotechnology 19 015103
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Seesaw mechanism in the sneutrino sector and its consequences
Athanasios Dedes et al JHEP11(2007)059
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Dark matter in supersymmetric models with axino LSP in Randall-Sundrum II brane model
Jin U Kang and Grigoris Panotopoulos JHEP05(2008)036
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Conductance of redox-active single molecular junctions: an electrochemical approach
Zhihai Li et al 2007 Nanotechnology 18 044018
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Flow within a water droplet subjected to an air stream in a hydrophobic microchannel
G Minor et al 2009 Fluid Dyn. Res. 41 045506
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Some systematics of the coupling constant dependence of N = 4 Yang-Mills
Anirban Basu et al JHEP09(2004)045
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Update of the BIPM comparison BIPM.RI(II)-K1.Cr-51 to include new activity measurements for the LNE–LNHB (France) and the pilot study result of the LNMRI (Brazil)
G Ratel et al 2009 Metrologia 46 06001
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Update of the BIPM comparison BIPM.RI(II)-K1.Ho-166m activity measurements to include the IRA and the NPL and a re-evaluation of the degrees of equivalence for the APMP.RI(II)-K2.Ho-166m comparison
C Michotte et al 2009 Metrologia 46 06008
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On the stability of Jordan-Brans-Dicke static universe
Sergio del Campo et al JCAP07(2009)006
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Non local theories: new rules for old diagrams
Gherardo Piacitelli JHEP08(2004)031