Journal Resources

Journal Submission Guidelines

• Applied Spectroscopy Practica
  
  
• Applied Spectroscopy
  

Additional Resources

• Publication Ethics Policies
  
  

• Quick Start Guide (Applied Spectroscopy Practica, Issue 3-2 Page A29) 

• The Importance of Peer Review (Applied Spectroscopy Practica, Issue 3/2 Page A10

• Editorial from Editor-in-Chief Mary Kate Donais (Applied Spectroscopy Practica, Issue 3/2 Page A9)

• Editorial from Editor-in-Chief Mary Kate Donais (Applied Spectroscopy Practica, Issue 3/3 Page A9)
  
  

• Nomenclature

Promoting Your Work Once it is Published

To enhance the visibility and impact of your work, we encourage you to share your Applied Spectroscopy and Applied Spectroscopy Practica publications through:

• ResearchGate / Academia.edu
• LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and other social media
• Institutional repositories and personal webpages

Including a short summary, graphical abstract, or key findings along with your DOI link can significantly increase readership and engagement. A document with example templates can be found here.

You may find the webpage on "Promoting your article & maximising your impact" helpful. It contains advice for authors on article promotion via social media, blogs, their networks, and also includes media training advice for authors planning to communicate their research to journalists and in interviews.

If you foresee opportunities for public engagement, please let SAS know by sending us an this email[add link] and we will be happy to explore this further with you. Active dissemination through these platforms has been shown to improve research visibility and citations.