Aims and Scope

The aim of the journal is to collaborate scientific knowledge in the field of materials science and adjacent fields of science and to further promote scientific and practical results in the form of research and review articles.

The Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies defines its objectives as follows:

- assistance in the development of scientific knowledge, its integration in the field of materials science, nanotechnology, engineering, physics, bioscience, chemistry, metallurgy and related industries, including for the purpose of in-depth understanding of the relationship between the composition, structure, properties, functions and applications of various materials;

- exchange of up-to-date scientific information in the field of theoretical and practical research and modeling of processes related to the production, determination of the properties of new materials and their applications;

- creating a unified scientific and discussion platform for integrating the knowledge and experience of both the world's leading scientists and practitioners, as well as young professionals;

- combining the efforts of various categories of researchers in the field of comprehensive study of new materials and technologies for their application, as well as strengthening and developing professional ties of scientists from around the world.

To solve these objectives, the broad subject fields are chosen so that to reflect all aspects of the problems under consideration, including design, synthesis, complex diagnostics and application of materials; chemistry and chemical technology, chemical engineering, solid-phase technologies and structural macrokinetics; methods of modeling and optimizing the structure, properties and processes of obtaining and operating new materials; technologies and equipment for production, research and applications of inorganic, organic and hybrid materials, and problems of industrial implementation of processes related to new materials and their applications in various fields (functional and structural science, ecology and environmental protection, construction, Biomedicine, energy, metallurgy, microelectronics etc.).

Sections

Peer Review Process

Open Access Policy

The «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies» is an open access journal, i.e. provides permanent, full-text access to the author's materials published in it. The editorial staff of the journal supports the Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles, thereby emphasizing both the importance of maximum accessibility and openness of data for the development of general scientific knowledge, and respecting the rights of a particular author in recognition of his merits. 

The open access policy adopted in the journal is based on the principles formulated in the Budapest Initiative, i.e. on the possibility of the widest possible use of the publication: read, download, copy, distribute, print, find or attach to the full texts of the relevant articles, use for compiling indexes, enter them as data into software or use for other legitimate purposes in the absence of financial, legal and technical barriers. At the same time, according to the BOAI, the only restriction on the reproduction and distribution of publications and the only copyright condition in this area should be the author's right to control the integrity of his work and obligatory references to his name when using the work and citing it. 

All published articles are provided free open access on the sites www.journal.tstu.ru, www.elibrary.ru, www.cyberleninka.ru and in other indexing databases. 

Open Access articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY) license. The CC BY license allows to use all or part of the material of published articles, provided that the author and source of the publication are indicated, a link to the Creative Commons license is included. 

For more information on open access policy and licensing, please follow the links: 

https://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/translations/russian-translation 

https://www.openaccess.nl/nl/wat-is-open-access 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_license 

http://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/overview.htm 

https://www.scieditor.ru/jour/article/view/34 

Publishing Ethics

At all stages of the editorial and publishing cycle, the editorial staff of the Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies is guided by international standards of ethics of scientific publications, as well as traditional ethical principles of Russian scientific periodicals.

The editorial board supports the principles and provisions set out in:

- The Declaration "Ethical Principles of Scientific Publications" adopted by the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers;

- The Core Practices developed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) in 2017 and replaced the previously existing Codes of Conduct (Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors, Code of Conduct for Journal Publishers);

- Recommendations of the Council of Science Editors (CSE);

- Recommendations of the European Association of Science Editors (EASE);

- Principles of transparency and best practice in scholarly publishing, prepared by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ);

- The provisions of the authoritative international publishers (Elsevier, Springer, MDPI).

The editorial board emphasizes the special importance and relevance of the provisions of the document "5 prohibitions of Academic publication" ("FiveNos"), issed by the Chinese Association of Science and Technology (CAST).

The editorial board also studies the principles and provisions of non-core scientific communities in order to analyze the best practices in the field of research ethics, including:

- Guidelines for the management, reporting, editing and publication of scientific papers in medical journals developed by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE);

- Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT), prepared by the CONSORT Group in order to create complete and transparent reporting on randomized trials;

- Ethics cases prepared by the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME);

- Recommendations of the Office of Research Integrity ORI;

- San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), developed as part of the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB);

- Sarajevo Declaration on Integrity and Visibility of Scholarly Publications;

- Journal Publishing Practices and Standards (JPPS) developed by the International Network for Advancing Science and Policy (INASP).

The editorial board of the Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies believes in the academic integrity and responsibility of all research participants. We are sure that our authors and reviewers are also familiar with the full versions of these documents.

The following books issued within the framework of the activities of the Association of Science Editors and Publishers were also used in the development of this section:

White Paper on Promoting the Integrity in Scientific Journal Publications of the Council of Science Editors

Preparation and publication of a scientific journal. International practice on the ethics of editing, reviewing, publishing and authoring scientific publications: Guidelines of the Committee on publication ethics -COPE and Elsevier

Ethical Principles in the Author's Activity

Authorship of the publication

Authorship should be based on the actual contribution of each member of the author's team. All authors should make a significant scientific contribution to the research and should agree with the presentation of the results and conclusions of the work.

The generally accepted criteria for authorship are:

1) a significant contribution to the concept and design of the study or the receipt and analysis of data and its interpretation;

2) making the first version of the article or substantially reworking its important intellectual content;

3) final approval of the article for publication;

4) agreement to be responsible for all aspects of the work and to ensure that issues related to the accuracy and integrity of all parts of the work are properly considered and resolved.

Specified criteria are basic and should be considered individually for each study, taking into account its specifics. These criteria should not be used as a means of manipulating and excluding a scientist who has made a significant contribution to the study (for example, compliance with paragraph 1 when removed from the possibility of working under paragraphs 2 and 3). The decision on the inclusion of an author should be made exclusively by the author's team. Position, age, gender, race, and religious beliefs should not affect the definition of the authors of the article. Influence on the decision to include the authors of the organization's leaders, sponsors and other persons is unacceptable. Thus, authorship models should be flexible for different types of research.

The decision on the order of authors should be made exclusively by the author's team. As a rule, this order is determined by the contribution of each scientist to the research.

If it is not possible to reach an agreement on who can be qualified as an author, as well as on the order of authors, the resolution of the disputed issue should be decided in the institution where the research was performed, or by colleagues who do not have a conflict of interest with any of the co-authors. The participation of the editor of the journal in solving this issue is excluded.

Selling co-authorship, gift co-authorship, invisible co-authorship are not only a violation of ethical standards, but can be defined as fraud. The editorial board promotes responsible authorship practices, so it recommends providing information about the specific contribution of each author to the content of the article.

The editors do not recommend contacting intermediary agencies, as the reputation of many companies does not correspond to the ethical principles of the journal. Receiving an article from such an agency means contacting the editor with each of the co-authors and re-passing the editorial and publishing cycle in accordance with the requirements of the journal, including the requirement to justify authorship to each of the co-authors.

Making changes to the list of authors or changing the order of mentioning authors after the submission of the manuscript is possible only if you send a statement of consent from all the authors mentioned in the list to the requested change, as well as from the author whose name should be removed or added. The application must contain a detailed and reasonable explanation of the changes made.

The names of persons who have contributed to the preparation of the manuscript that is not sufficient for recognition of authorship, with their consent, are given in the "Acknowledgements" section, indicating their contribution to the work (for example, scientific advice, data collection, administrative support, technical editing, linguistic editing and proofreading, etc.).

The author responsible for the correspondence must be selected. The author who is in correspondence with the editorial board must obtain permission to transfer the article and materials to it from other co-authors. He ensures that all co-authors familiar with the latest version of the article submitted to the editorial office, and all persons who have made a significant contribution to the study are included in the list of authors or are included in the Acknowledgments list. The corresponding author notifies his co-authors of all changes and suggestions from the editorial board of the journal and does not make decisions on the article alone, without the written consent of all co-authors. Authors are required to participate in the review process, including responding to all the comments of the reviewer, agreeing with them or arguing a different point of view from the reviewer. The editorial board may request additional information from the corresponding author, as well as send requests to all co-authors at the specified e-mail addresses.

Objectivity and reliability

The author guarantees that the article and its materials are original, not previously published in Russian or other languages. Reissue of materials, including those previously published in another language, is unacceptable without notifying the editors and providing copies of such works. The practice of duplicating the publication of a single manuscript in different languages is unacceptable.

The author guarantees that the research was conducted in accordance with ethical and legal norms. The author guarantees that the results of the study are not influenced. Possible conflicts of interest are presented to the editorial board of the journal, as well as all sources of funding are indicated.

The results of the research are presented in the context of previous research of other scientists. The review of the conducted research is as complete and reliable as possible, reflecting the information regardless of whether they correspond to the author's hypothesis.

The author guarantees that the article contains all the data about the conducted research, i.e. the author avoids unjustified division of the article into parts (salamislicing) in order to increase the number of published papers. The manuscript contains sufficient data and bibliographic references for possible reproduction. The method and protocols are described in such a way that another researcher is able to reproduce it in their own research.

The author guarantees that the data and their interpretation presented in the article are complete and reliable. There is no deliberate concealment of data that may affect the results of the study, falsification of data (including image manipulation) in the article. Deliberately erroneous statements, selective or ambiguous statements of facts, and deliberate choice of research methods to support a particular conclusion are unacceptable.

Authors should notify the editorial board of any errors found in the study at all stages of its publication, including those in the published paper.

Recognition of primary sources, plagiarism and citation

Recognition of the contribution of other persons is mandatory, so for any material (fragments of text, tables, drawings, photographs, etc.) that the author borrows from other papers, the original source must be indicated. The authors guarantee that the original manuscript is presented; when using the papers, statements, and ideas of other authors, appropriate bibliographic references are provided. Plagiarism in all its forms is unacceptable. Any technical means that artificially increase the uniqueness of the text are unacceptable and constitute a gross violation of ethical standards.

Authors should refer to publications that are relevant to the submitted paper, and it is desirable to refer to the original source, and not to review articles. When performing a literary review, authors should evaluate the scientific content of research, and not the indicators of the publication activity of the journal or a particular author. Any form of citation manipulation is unacceptable.

It is unacceptable to use data without the written permission of the original source if it is obtained privately: in the course of correspondence, conversation, discussion. It is unacceptable to use data obtained from confidential sources without the written permission of the authors of the paper.

Data Access

Reproducibility of scientific research is an important part of its integrity, reliability, and value to the scientific community. Authors are encouraged to deposit publicly the original data, i.e. to provide access to complete sets of experimental data so that the results can be reproduced. The data availability statement should contain detailed information about where data supporting the reported results can be found, and include links to publicly available data archives. Any ethical and legal restrictions must be clearly stated in the data availability statement when submitting the application. If the data is not publicly available, it may be requested for submission to the editorial board or reviewers. Authors are encouraged to retain this data for an adequate period of time after publication.

Ethical Principles of the Reviewer's Activity

Responsibility

The review process is a contribution to ensuring the objectivity of research, the reliability of their presentation in publication and to the development of scientific knowledge in general. The reviewer must understand that he is a part of the scientific community, he needs a high-quality assessment of his work, so he must treat the review process responsibly and in good faith.

Contribution to editorial decisions

Reviewing is an important link in the review of the manuscript. The reviewer's opinion helps the editor-in-chief to make a decision about the publication. The author, in turn, taking into account the comments of the reviewer, can significantly improve the quality of his work. The reviewer must provide accurate and professional information about his/her knowledge and experience. The lack of qualification of the reviewer in any issue considered in the manuscript is a reason for refusing to review. If the reviewer can evaluate a certain part of the manuscript, he should clearly describe the limits of his knowledge in a particular area.

Executive capacity

The reviewer should promptly respond to an invitation to peer review within a reasonable time-frame, even if he/she cannot undertake the review. The reviewer must prepare the review within the proposed or jointly agreed deadline, and notify the editor if additional review time is needed. The reviewer must comply with ethical requirements in the field of peer review, as well as follow the journal's review policy. If the reviewer does not agree with the review policy of the journal (for example, with the type of accepted review), this is a reason to reject the review.

Confidentiality

The review is conducted confidentially. Reviewers are notified that the manuscripts sent to them are the intellectual property of the authors and information is not subject to disclosure. The manuscripts may not be shown or discussed with other persons, except those authorized by the editorial board. It is unethical to agree to review a manuscript in order to get acquainted with its content.

Standards of objectivity

The expert opinion should be objective, specific and based on the quality of the work itself. Reviewers should clearly express their point of view, supporting it with appropriate arguments. The review should contain constructive comments that will help the authors improve their work. Reviewers should indicate additional works that may expand the research, but were not considered and taken into account by the author. Unsubstantiated recommendations to include references to the work of the reviewer (or his colleagues) in the publication in order to increase the citation are unacceptable. Personal criticism of the author(s) and baseless accusations are unacceptable. The influence of personal, financial and other circumstances, as well as intellectual preferences, is unacceptable. Race, gender, citizenship, religious or other beliefs can’t influence the reviewer's decision.

Fairness

Any statement published earlier must contain a reference to the original source. The editors expect that the primary sources will be indicated not only in direct citations, but also in the case of other types of integration of materials from other studies into the paper. Reviewers should draw the editor's attention to any significant similarity or overlap between the manuscript under review and any other published data that they are personally aware of. Reviewers must immediately inform the editor if they find illegal borrowing (including self-plagiarism), errors, falsification of data, and other unfair and unethical facts.

Disclosure of information and conflict of interest

Reviewers are required to declare all possible conflicts of interest (personal, professional, financial and other relationships and interests, including competing relationships with the author of paper; participation in a joint research project; scientific guidance) and contact the editor if they are not sure whether a certain situation contains a conflict of interest or not. Reviewers are required to contact the editor if, after preparing their review, they have learned facts that could indicate a possible conflict of interest, as well as influence their initial opinion and recommendations.

It is unacceptable to use unpublished data obtained from the submitted manuscript in personal research without the written consent of the author. Information or ideas obtained in the review process and related to possible competitive advantages should remain confidential, and they should not be used for personal gain.

 Ethical Principles in the Publisher’s Activities

The publisher must comply with the international standards of ethics of scientific publications and follow the principles that facilitate the performance of ethical duties by editors and the editorial board, authors, and reviewers.

The publisher must follow the principle of editorial independence and create conditions for its implementation. Financial, personal and other interests should not influence the decisions made by the publisher, and the relations with the editor of the journal, the authors and other participants of the publication process.

The publisher must respect the right to confidentiality of personal information (authors, reviewers and other participants of the publication process).

The publisher must promote the protection of intellectual property and copyright.

The publisher should promote the integrity and transparency of each published article, including with respect to conflicts of interest, publication and research funding, publication and research ethics.

In cases of alleged violations of the principles of ethics of scientific publications, the publisher, in close cooperation with the editorial board, should take all necessary measures to clarify the situation.

The publisher is obliged to support the editor of the journal in the consideration of claims arising from ethical issues, and to help interact with other participants of the publication process, other journals and / or publishers, if this contributes to the proper performance of the editor's duties.

The publisher is obliged to assist the parties responsible for investigating cases of unfair research and publication practices, and to facilitate the resolution of these issues within the scope of its authority.

The publisher must provide, if necessary, appropriate specialized legal support (opinion or advice).

The publisher must ensure the journal's publications in time, as well as the publication of amendments to the article, doubts about the article, corrections, apologies, refutations, or retract unfair articles.

Editorial policy

Review Policy

All manuscripts submitted to the editorial board of the journal are subject to mandatory single-blind peer review (the authors of the manuscript do not receive information about the reviewers, the reviewer knows the author's name). The peer review is carried out in accordance with the Ethical Principles of the reviewer's activity (link), as well as the Peer Review Procedure and the Peer Review Regulations adopted in the journal (links). Articles are peer reviewed by internal and external experts: members of the editorial board, as well as invited reviewers-leading experts in the relevant field of science from Russia and other countries.

Citation Policy

The citation policy adopted in the journal is based on the COPE guidelines. These recommendations on manipulating citation are posted in the "Discussion Papers" section and are available here: https://publicationethics.org/citation-manipulation-discussion-document 

The editorial board of the journal supports the Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles, thereby emphasizing both the importance of maximum accessibility and openness of data for the development of universal scientific knowledge, and respecting the rights of a particular author in recognition of his merits: https://www.force11.org/datacitationprinciples 

In accordance with the COPE guidelines, the journal expects that part of text taken directly from publications of other researchers will be quoted and contain full information about the cited source. Formulas, tables, illustrations and other non-textual material also require links to the source. The editors expect that the original sources will be indicated not only in direct citation, but also in the case of retelling (paraphrase) and summaries. These types of integration of other research materials into your paper also require citation of the source. 

The editors advise authors to avoid unnecessary and unreasonable citation of their own publications, as well as citing publications of colleagues, employees of affiliated institutions and other articles with the authors of which you are in personal or other relationships that may affect the objective choice of the citation source. 

We don’t welcome unjustified citation from secondary sources (except when the original source is not available), mutual citation. 

We also recommend you to get acquainted with the information on citation manipulation on the website of the Association of Science Editors and Publishers and join the discussion of this material: 

https://rasep.ru/novosti/374-manipulyatsii-tsitirovaniyami-material-cope 

Anti-plagiarism policy 

The editorial board of the «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies» carries out an internal expertise of the manuscript, which includes a multi-stage check for textual borrowing, including using the "Anti-Plagiarism" system (link). If incorrect textual borrowings are detected, as well as if the text has a low coefficient of originality, the manuscript is rejected from publication. Review articles that require more citations are reviewed by the editorial board on an individual basis. 

Please note that the editorial board may decide to re-check the published materials in order to detect illegal textual borrowings that could not be detected at the stage of publication, as well as to identify duplicate publications of the author in other publications. Additional verification of the manuscript at all stages of the editorial and publishing cycle and after its publication, is also carried out when reviewers, readers or other persons appeal for the facts of illegal borrowings. The editorial board considers plagiarism to be plagiarism of text, data, images, and ideas, including: 

- direct citation, paraphrase, summary without specifying the source; 

- use of illustrations, graphs, diagrams and other forms of graphical representation of information without specifying the source. 

The editorial board also strongly recommends against using any technical methods that artificially increase the uniqueness of the text. Articles that show signs of technical modifications will not be published in the journal, even after revision. 

In order to avoid plagiarism, all data developed by other authors, when used in the manuscript, should be provided with appropriate references. The editorial board of the «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies» recommends the authors following generally accepted recommendations for working with the data of other authors, as well as the Citation policy adopted in the journal (link). 

In case of detection of illegal textual borrowings or duplicate publication, the editorial board acts in accordance with the COPE rules. A published article may be withdrawn (retracted) in accordance with the rules of retraction of articles accepted in the journal (link). 

Article Retraction Policy

After publication, the article can be withdrawn (retraсted) according to the rules adopted in the «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies»:

- in case of detection of incorrect textual borrowings;

- in case of detection of technical modifications that artificially increase the uniqueness of the text;

- if the article is published in another publication;

- in the case of the fact that identical data is presented in several publications of the author;

- if significant errors are found in the article;

- in case of detection of falsifications or fabrications of data in the work;

- in case of detection of incorrect composition of authors or the fact of inconsistent use of the article by one of the co-authors;

- in case of concealment of a conflict of interest;

- in case of other violations of the norms of ethics of scientific publications.

The editorial board draws the attention of the authors to the fact that each case of detection of these violations is considered individually, and may be a fact of conscientious delusion, and not a deliberate violation of the rules. Retraction of the article is carried out when it is impossible to use other mechanisms to correct the published information (amendments to the article, publication of doubts about the article).

The retraction of the article is carried out in accordance with the rules of COPE and the Council for the Ethics of Scientific Publications of Association of Science Editors and Publishers.

For more information about the retraction procedure, please visit the website of the Association of Science Editors and Publishers:

https://rasep.ru/sovet-po-etike/pravilo-otzyva-retragirovaniya-stati-ot-publikatsii

The COPE cases are available on the website: https://publicationethics.org/guidance/Case

Information about retraction of the articles is submitted to the Council on ethics of scientific publications and indexing database of scientific data. In case of a double publication, the retraction procedure is agreed with all publishing houses that published the material.

After retraction, the article is not deleted from both the printed and electronic versions of the journal. The editorial board places a statement on the review of the article on the issue content page, and also forms a register of retracted articles in the "Journal Policy" section.

Confirmation of a deliberate violation of the rules by the author of the retracted article may serve as a reason for refusing to publish other papers of this author in the future.

Preprint and Postprint Policy

Preprint

The editorial board of the journal accepts for consideration preprints, i.e. manuscripts published on the author's personal pages or on specialized platforms. We welcome the authors' desire to receive an early response to their article before it is published in a peer-reviewed journal. At the same time, checking the automated system "Antiplagiat" can cause certain difficulties. When submitting a manuscript to the editor, we recommend that you indicate that your paper is a preprint, as well as provide a list of resources where it is posted. The final decision on the publication of the preprint is made by the editorial board.

Postprint

Articles in the Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY) license, which allows to use the materials of published articles. A mandatory condition is a link to the original source, including a link to the official website of the journal (the full URL of the material).

The author is responsible for updating the preprint entry with a link to the published article. The link should include the DOI and URL of the published version of the article on the journal website. The original preprint text should not be changed based on the reviewer's and editor's comments. The preprint text should not be replaced with the text of the published article or deleted.

Detailed information about possible problems when publishing preprints, as well as a list of specialized platforms, can be found at the link:

https://www.scieditor.ru/jour/article/view/77

Privacy

The editorial board of the journal guarantees the use of the author's personal data exclusively for the preparation of the article and communication with the author.

By signing a license agreement, the author consents to the processing and storage of personal data by the publisher.

The publisher undertakes not to disclose to the third parties and not to distribute the personal data of the author, except for those data that are used to individualize the author when publishing an article, without the consent of the subject of personal data, unless it is provided by Federal Law №152-ФЗ dated 27.07.2006 «On personal data».

For more detailed information follow the links: license agreement

Federal Law №152-ФЗ dated 27.07.2006 «On personal data».

Open Access Policy

The «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies» is an open access journal, i.e. provides permanent, full-text access to the author's materials published in it. The editorial staff of the journal supports the Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles, thereby emphasizing both the importance of maximum accessibility and openness of data for the development of general scientific knowledge, and respecting the rights of a particular author in recognition of his merits.

The open access policy adopted in the journal is based on the principles formulated in the Budapest Initiative, i.e. on the possibility of the widest possible use of the publication: read, download, copy, distribute, print, find or attach to the full texts of the relevant articles, use for compiling indexes, enter them as data into software or use for other legitimate purposes in the absence of financial, legal and technical barriers. At the same time, according to the BOAI, the only restriction on the reproduction and distribution of publications and the only copyright condition in this area should be the author's right to control the integrity of his work and obligatory references to his name when using the work and citing it.

All published articles are provided free open access on the sites www.journal.tstu.ru, www.elibrary.ru, www.cyberleninka.ru and in other indexing databases.

Open Access articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY) license. The CC BY license allows to use all or part of the material of published articles, provided that the author and source of the publication are indicated, a link to the Creative Commons license is included.

For more information on open access policy and licensing, please follow the links:

https://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/translations/russian-translation

https://www.openaccess.nl/nl/wat-is-open-access

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_license

http://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/overview.htm

https://www.scieditor.ru/jour/article/view/34

Copyright Policy

The publication and distribution of an article in the Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies is governed by the license agreement terms.

All articles are distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY) license.

Use of borrowed materials

The editorial staff of the Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies requires mandatory observance of the copyrights of your colleagues, therefore, any material (fragments of text, tables, figures, photographs, etc.) that the author borrows from other publications must be subjected to permission, which the author must to attach to the manuscript sent for consideration to the editor. Permission can be expressed not only in writing, but by posting the corresponding consent (open license Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 CC-BY). In this case, the materials can be used without obtaining additional permissions, but with the obligatory indication of the data on the original source.

For more information on the procedure for obtaining permissions to use borrowed materials, please visit the PleiadesPublishing website: https://www.pleiades.online/ru/authors/permission/

Data Disclosure Policy

The reproducibility of scientific research is an essential part of its integrity, reliability, and value to the scientific community. The scientific article reflects the results of many stages of the work carried out, so without access to the initial data, scientific statements are difficult to reproduce. Sharing research data not only improves scientific integrity, but also allows to develop research in an international format.

The editors recommend that the authors publicly deposit the original data, i.e. provide access to the full sets of experimental data, so that you can reproduce the results you have obtained. The data availability statement should contain details of where to find data supporting the reported results and include links to publicly available data archives. This information can be placed at the end of the main text of your manuscript. Please note that if you do not make your data publicly available, it may be requested for submission to the editorial board or reviewers.

Financial Policy

The publisher (Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Tambov State Technical University") provides financial support for the journal publication.
Submission, reviewing, editing, publication of articles in the journal, as well as their placement in open access databases are free of charge.
Articles submitted to the editor in Russian (the main text of the article) are translated into English. Translation services for authors are free.
The editorial board doesn’t provide paid services for the articles formatting in accordance with the established requirements.

Advertising policy

The advertising policy adopted in the «Journal of Advanced Materials and Technologies» is based on the general principles of ethics of scientific publications. The decision to publish advertisements is made by the editorial board. The advertiser, publisher and other persons may not influence the decision of the editorial board, thereby pursuing the right of editorial independence.

Published advertising materials:

- comply with the journal policy;

- free from potential conflicts of interest;

- contain complete data about the offered product or service, as well as about the advertiser itself;

- not related to the scientific content of the publication;

- do not contain false information about the product or service;

- clearly describe the offered product or service, the form of presentation excludes incorrect understanding of advertising data;

- they are separated into a special section and clearly identified with other publications in the journal.

Unacceptable:

- publication of materials to accompany advertising, including the facts of hidden advertising of certain goods or services in the texts of scientific articles;

- advertising in relation to specific articles.

The Editorial Board has the right to refuse to publish advertising (before publication), as well as to print a refutation (after publication) in case of detection of false data in the published advertising materials, conflict of interests of the advertiser and other participants in the publication process, unfair behavior of the advertiser.