Journal of MMIJ
The Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan Β· Japan Β· Est. 1989
Aims & Scope
The Journal of MMIJ is an open access journal published by The Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan. It covers a wide range of fields including non-ferrous metals, coal, mineral resources, recycling resources, non-ferrous metal refining, environmental conservation, marine resources, underground utilization technology, geothermal energy, new metals, rare metals, high-purity materials, ceramics, new compounds and composite materials, functional materials, and environmental/recycling fields including social systems.
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Publication & Citation Trend
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Frequently asked questions about Journal of MMIJ
Is Journal of MMIJ a predatory journal?
No major predatory indicators were found for Journal of MMIJ. It is indexed in DOAJ and has a PubScope Trust Score of 15/100. Always confirm fit and policies before submitting.
What is the impact factor of Journal of MMIJ?
Journal of MMIJ is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor. Its open 2-year mean citedness is 0.18.
Is Journal of MMIJ indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Journal of MMIJ is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Journal of MMIJ?
The Journal of MMIJ is an open access journal published by The Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan. It covers a wide range of fields including non-ferrous metals, coal, mineral resources, recycling resources, non-ferrous metal refining, environmental conservation, marine resources, underground utilization technology, geothermal energy, new metals, rare metals, high-purity materials, ceramics, new compounds and composite materials, functional materials, and environmental/recycling fields including social systems.
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