Journal of Print and Media Technology Research

Aims & Scope

About the Journal A MISSION STATEMENT To meet the need for a high-quality scientific publishing platform in its field, the International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries is publishing a quarterly peer-reviewed research journal. The journal is fostering multidisciplinary research and scholarly discussion on scientific and technical issues in the field of graphic arts and media communication, thereby advancing scientific research, knowledge creation, and industry development. Its aim is to be the leading international scientific journal in the field, offering publishing opportunities and serving as a forum for knowledge exchange between all those interested in contributing to or learning from research in this field. By regularly publishing peer-reviewed scientific contributions, including original scientific papers, high-quality research articles, position papers, surveys, and case studies as well as review articles, professional and technical papers, and topical communications, the journal is promoting original research, international collaboration, and the exchange of ideas and know-how. It also provides a multidisciplinary discussion on research issues within the field and on the effects of new scientific and technical developments on society, industry, and the individual. Thus, it intends to serve the entire research community as well as the global graphic arts and media industry. The journal is covering fundamental and applied aspects of at least, but not limited to, the following topics: Printing technology and related processes Conventional and special printing Packaging Fuel cells and other printed functionality Printing on biomaterials Textile and fabric printing Printed decorations Materials science Process control Premedia technology and processes Colour reproduction and colour management Image and reproduction quality Image carriers (physical and virtual) Workflow and management Emerging media and

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