Progress of Cryogenics and Isotopes Separation

Progress of Cryogenics and Isotopes Separation is abstracted and/or indexed in Contemporary Science Association, EBSCO, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, National Institute of Scientific Information (INIS).

Journal ranking: C (CNCSIS).

Progress of Cryogenics and Isotopes Separation was published once a year between 1996 and 2009. Our journal will be published two times a year since 2010.

PEER REVIEW POLICY: All papers in this journal have undergone editorial screening and anonymus double-blind peer review. All material submitted to our journal will be reviewed by the Editorial team. Papers may be rejected without full peer rewiew, remaining papers will be sent for external peer review. Our journal operates a double-blind peer review process and aims to provide rapid peer review with papers receiving a first decision within an average of 30 days. Authors may be requested to produce the data on which their manucript is based (or associated documents, e.g. ethical approval letter) by the Editor(s) or their assignee for examination. All submitted manuscripts are treated as confidential documents. They may be reviewed by the Editors, Editorial Office staff and assigned peer reviewers unless otherwise permitted by the authors. By accepting to review a manuscript, referees agree to treat the material as confidential. For articles in which the Editor/Associate Editor has a conflict of interest, they are obliged to withdraw from the decision-making process.

The Progress of Cryogenics and Isotopes Separation is an annualy journal and reflects the scientific activity of the research staff from the National R&D Institute for Cryogenics and Isotopic Technologies. Researchers from outside the institute can also publish their papers within the available space.
The main topic areas of the journal are: Stable Isotopes Physics, Technologies and Applications; Cryogenic Technologies and Equipments; Materials Science and Engineering; Nuclear Power – fission and fusion; Hydrogen and Fuel Cells; Environmental and Life Quality; Laboratory Analysis Methods; Agriculture and Food Safety.
The papers published in Progress of Cryogenics and Isotopes Separation should present novel results and have either theoretical significance or practical utility or both.
They may be presented in the form of full articles or short communications.