Proceedings
Submission
The procedure for submitting manuscripts is the same as for other conference proceedings published in Hyperfine Interactions. It is important to notice that there is no a priori page limit. Authors are free to use as many pages as necessary. Referees might object to manuscripts which are unnecessarily long. Submissions to Hyperfine Interactions take place via an online submission system. Papers have to be submitted via the Hyperfine Interactions website https://www.springer.com/journal/10751 by clicking on the button “submit manuscript”. Under the “Details” tab the authors should choose the name of the conference from the drop-down list (HYPERFINE 2023). It is preferable for the manuscript to be submitted electronically on the first day of the conference. The publisher can wait a little, but no later than 1 Feb, 2024 (It was extended until 15 Feb.). It is still preferred for the manuscript to be submitted as early as possible, for quick publication.
Open Access
With the consent of Springer Nature, publisher of Hyperfine Interactions, the final accepted version of all peer reviewed and accepted conference manuscripts will be available on the website of CERN together with all the manuscripts of Hyperfine Interactions conferences since 2010. It is the purpose to keep using this database as a repository for proceedings of Hyperfine Interaction Conferences in order to facilitate access for the scientific community. All the conference manuscripts can be downloaded from this website free of charge. Please notice that this free open access offered to the conference participants and their community is different from the open access offered to the authors, against payment, by Springer Nature upon publication of their manuscript.
About the Hyperfine Interactions journal
Hyperfine Interactions was created in 1975 as a scientific journal with a strict peer review procedure, with the main purpose to publish conference proceedings in the border region between nuclear physics, atomic physics and solid state physics. The present publisher is Springer Nature. Articles published in Hyperfine Interactions are listed and fully indexed by search and indexing databases such as Web of Science, Google Scholar and Scopus. In 2008 Web of Science split their journals database into two: the traditional journals part and a new proceedings part, and they moved all journals they decided to be proceedings journals, including Hyperfine Interactions, into that new database. Since then Web of Science only publishes impact indices for journals in their journals database, not for journals in their proceedings database. However, citations to articles in Hyperfine Interactions are still measured and included as they had been before, and journal metrics values for Hyperfine Interactions can be found at the websites of different ranking agencies.
(Courtesy of Guido Langouche, Editor in Chief)