eXPRESS Polymer Letters

Aims & Scope

The main scope of Express Polymer Letters (Express Polym Lett; ISSN 1788-618X) is to provide a very fast first publication possibility related to the following topics: polymers; polymer composites; blends and alloys; nanomaterials; molecular engineering; tailor-made polymers; biopolymers (bio-based or biodegradable polymers); biocompatible polymers; smart polymers; polymer gels and membranes; reinforcements and fillers; polymer processing technologies; rubbers and rubber technologies; interfaces, interphases and adhesion; thin-layer technologies; material testing and properties; recycling; modelling and simulation. Beside regular articles we are ready to publish any short original publication (letter), proof of concept as well as review articles covering broader topics: Biopolymers Elastromers Fibrous polymers Functional polymers Medical polymers Polymer chemistry Polymer foams Recycling of polymers Smart polymers Testing, simulation and modeling Thermoplastics, blends Thermoplastic composites Thermoset composites Thermoset polymers, coatings The strict single-blind peer reviewing by at least two external reviewers (including screening for plagiarism prior to sending the manuscript to the reviewers, carried out personally by the editors using the databases of WoS and Google Scholar) and editing process is very rapid; the publication may appear even within 3-4 months after submitting the manuscript. The journal is published monthly (12 issues in a year) at the latest on the 1st of each month. The journal is electronically published and indexed; moreover, it is printed at the end of every year, and the printed version can be found in several national libraries (National Technical Information Centre and Library; Library of Hungarian Academy of Sciences). Express Polymer Letters is a gold open access journal; both publishing and downloading the published articles is free of charge. The users have the right to read, print, search, download, copy, distribute or link to the full texts of these articles, given that they credit the original source without any alterations or commercial use. Express Polymer Letters is indexed by several organizations: Clarivate Analytics (Web of Science®) Scopus Chemical Abstracts (CAS) The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) EBSCO Information Services The journal received the JCR impact factor firstly in 2010 (referring to the year 2009); since then, it has increased steadily. Express Polymer Letters Privacy Policy This policy provides information about what data we collect and what we do with the collected data in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union. By subscribing to the newsletter of Express Polymer Letters, you will be asked to provide your email address, which will be used to contact you via email to provide information about the new articles published in Express Polymer Letters when a new issue of the journal is published. You can unsubscribe from these notifications any time at http://www.expresspolymlett.com/newsletter.php To act as a reviewer or submit an article, you need to register a user account in the Manuscript Central of Express Polymer Letters. During registration, you will be asked to provide some personal information (title, name, email address, institution, address) required to set up the user account. Express Polymer Letters will use this information to contact you during the reviewing or the publication process. As a registered user, you can access your account at any time in the Manuscript Central and make changes in your personal settings. All personal data collected from the newsletter subscribers and the Express Polymer Letters Manuscript Central users are protected against unauthorized access by third parties by applying appropriate security technologies. If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, please contact us at [email protected] .

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