Applied Physics A

In 2023 we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Applied Physics! Check out this link for more information. 
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Update: from Nov 21^st 2022, Applied Physics A will request an Article Contribution Statement for all new submissions.

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Applied Physics A publishes experimental and theoretical investigations in applied physics and materials science as regular articles, rapid communications and invited papers. Our diverse Editorial Board reflects the interdisciplinary approach of the journal and ensures the highest quality of peer review.

Why publish with Applied Physics A?

• Since the launch in 1973, we have become one of the most recognized journals in the field.
  
• Over 90% of authors said they are likely to submit to the journal again.
• “Applied Physics A is in great favor among my colleagues” Professor, Europe
  
• We ensure that your article can be easily discovered, accessed, understood, used and shared - and act as a springboard for further discovery; your paper will be automatically added to your ResearchGate profile.
  
• Through Springer Compact agreements, authors from participating institutions can publish Open Choice at no cost to authors.
  
• We aim to build long-term relationships with researchers, providing expert guidance, training and support, from your first article to career-defining papers.

List of topics published in Applied Physics A
Please make sure that your manuscript is matching at least one of the following classifications. The full list of topics, which includes the subtopics and keywords used, can be downloaded via the Submission Guidelines link.

1. Nanostructures, Nanomaterials
2. Laser Ablation and Deposition, Analysis
3. Additive Manufacturing
4. Interfaces
5. Functional Oxides
6. Amorphous Solids: glasses and metallic glasses
7. Advanced Metals and Alloys (not pure chemistry)
8. Carbon Materials
9. Polymers and Organic Materials
10. Magnetic Materials, including thin films and multilayers
11. Semiconductors and Novel Materials, Sensors
12. Modeling and Computation in Applied Materials Science
13. Advanced Spectroscopies including single molecules (not standard characterization)
14. Materials for Energy Applications
15. Applied Biophysics, Nanobiomaterials
16. Sensors