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JOINSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSTYPES OF PAPERSJOM contributors can select from a variety ofapproaches for articles that fall within the journal’sEditorial Calendar topics. These article approachesinclude, but are not limited to:Original Paper: Describes a novel, technically in-depthinvestigation from the minerals, metals, and materialscommunity. 3,000-6,000 words (including abstract andreferences) and a maximum of 8 figures/tables. Additional materials, including figures, tables,datasets, and videos can be included asElectronic Supplementary Materials. Theseare accessible online, but not in print. They areexempt from the word count limit.Review Paper: A thorough compilation and succinctsummary of research performed in an area of interest toJOM readers. Although lengths can vary depending on subjectmatter, the typical review paper ranges from6,000-10,000 words (including abstract andreferences) and no more than 15 figures/tables. Additional materials, including figures, tables,datasets, and videos can be included asElectronic Supplementary Materials. Theseare accessible online, but not in print. They areexempt from the word count limit.Industrial Application/Case Study: A noncommercialdiscussion of practical applications of research andtechnology. 2,000-4,000 words Each figure/table counts as 250 words and mustbe factored into the total word count.Editorial Notes: (800–1,600 words) Reserved for GuestEditors to summarize the theme of a special topic.AUTHOR OBLIGATIONSManuscript SubmissionSubmission of a manuscript implies: The work described has not been publishedbefore. It is not under consideration for publicationanywhere else. Its publication has been approved by all coauthors, if any, as well as by the responsibleauthorities—tacitly or explicitly—at theorganization where the work has been done.Authors are responsible for submitting manuscripts inclear English language and should obtainassistance from an independent professional editor, ifnecessary. A list of independent editing services isprovided below (this list is not comprehensive, but asampling of available http://www.edanzediting.comThe publisher will not be held legally responsibleshould there be any claims for compensation. If partof a contribution has appeared or has been submittedelsewhere, the paper is not automatically rejected solong as the main result, conclusion and implications aresubstantially enhanced or different as compared to theother work. In this event, the corresponding author mustspecify in the cover letter which part of the contributionwill appear or has appeared elsewhere, in whatpublication, and how the submitted manuscript differsfrom previously disseminated versions.Manuscript ResubmissionAuthors of papers containing any amount of materialpreviously rejected by this journal must identifythe manuscript number of the previously rejectedmanuscript in the cover letter and clearly state thereasons for resubmission.PermissionsAuthors wishing to include figures, tables, or textpassages that have already been published elsewhereare required to obtain permission from the copyrightowner(s) for both the print and online format of JOMand to include evidence that such permission has beengranted when submitting their papers. Any materialreceived without such evidence will be assumed tooriginate from the authors.Conflict of InterestAuthors must indicate whether or not they havea financial relationship with the organization thatsponsored the research. This note should be added in aseparate section before the reference list. If no conflictexists, authors should state: “The authors declare thatthey have no conflict of interest”.1
JOINSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSEthicsOriginality of the manuscript submitted is the author’sresponsibility, and authors must avoid duplicatesubmission, plagiarism, and self-plagiarism. Allmanuscript submissions will be screened against theCrossCheck database (powered by iThenticate).iThenticate is a plagiarism screening service thatverifies the originality of content submitted. Authors canalso use iThenticate to screen their work beforesubmission by visiting www.ithenticate.com.JOM ascribes to the codes of conduct and bestpractices guidelines of the Committee on PublicationEthics.Co-Author GuidelinesThe co-authors of a paper should be all persons whohave participated sufficiently in the work reportedto take public responsibility and be accountable forappropriate portions of the content. Changes to theauthor names listed in the original manuscript duringrevision or after acceptance, including additions,deletions, or change in author order, require proof ofagreement of all coauthors.Suggested ReviewersSuggesting three reviewers is required for submission.These reviewers should have expertise specific to themanuscript, have recently published, and still be activein the field. In the manuscript submission form, authorswill be asked to provide one or more verified links toeach reviewer’s recent publications, publication history,or CV. Please note that the editorial office may not useyour suggestions, but providing names of reviewers mayspeed up the selection of appropriate reviewers.Online SubmissionAll JOM authors submit their manuscripts online. Pleasego to JOM Editorial Manager to upload all of yourmanuscript files, following the instructions that will bepresented on the screen.Author Query ApplicationUpon acceptance of your article, you will receive a linkto the special Author Query Application at Springer’sweb page where you can sign the Copyright TransferStatement online and indicate whether you wish toorder Open Choice, offprints, or printing of figures incolor.Once the Author Query Application has beencompleted, your article will be processed and you willreceive the proofs.JOM STYLE GUIDETitle PageThe title page should include: A concise and informative title (do not use alluppercase text in the title). The name(s) of the author(s) [(first name (givenname) followed by last name (family name)] The affiliation(s) of all authors with their city,state, and zip code if U.S., or city, country,country code if outside the U.S. The e-mail address of the corresponding authorAbstractPlease provide an abstract of not more than 150words. The abstract should not contain any undefinedabbreviations or cite any references.TextText FormattingManuscripts should be submitted in Word. Use a normal, plain font (e.g., 10-point TimesRoman) for text. Use U.S. English spelling. Use italics for emphasis. Use the automatic page numbering function tonumber the pages. Do not use field functions. Use tab stops or other commands for indents,not the space bar. Use the table function, not spreadsheets, tomake tables. Use the equation editor or MathType forequations. Note: If you use Word 2007, do notcreate the equations with the default equationeditor. Instead, use the Microsoft equation editoror MathType instead.Manuscripts with mathematical content can alsobe submitted in LaTeX. Upload a PDF file of theLaTeX document as the manuscript file, in additionto uploading the .tex file as a supplementary materialfile. For information on creating and uploading LaTeXdocuments, go to www.editorialmanager.de/pdf/latex/.HeadingsPlease use no more than three levels of displayedheadings.2
JOINSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSAbbreviationsAbbreviations should be defined at first mentionand used consistently after that occurrence. If theabbreviation occurs first in the abstract, it should bedefined both there and at first mention in the text.FootnotesFootnotes can be used to give additional information.This may include the citation of a reference includedin the reference list. They should not consist solelyof a reference citation, and should never include thebibliographic details of a reference. They should also notcontain any figures or tables.Footnotes to the text are identified in consecutive orderusing lower-case letters. Footnotes to tables should beindicated by superscript lower-case letters (or asterisksfor significance values and other statistical data).Footnotes to the title or the authors of the article are notgiven reference symbols.Always use footnotes instead of endnotes.AcknowledgementsAcknowledgments of people, grants, funds, etc. shouldbe placed in a separate section before the reference list.The names of funding organizations should be written infull.Scientific StylePlease always use internationally accepted signs andsymbols for units, SI units.Revised PapersWhen a revision is submitted, you must include a pointby-point response to the reviewer comments. You alsomust upload a clean version of the revised paper and atrack changes version showing all changes made duringrevision.REFERENCESCitationReferences must be numbered and must be cited inascending numerical order, and citations in the textshould be identified by numbers in square brackets.Some examples: Negotiation research spans many disciplines [3]. This result was later contradicted by Becker andSeligman [5]. This effect has been widely studied [1-3, 7].Styling of References1. A journal reference should be readily availableon subscription and included in most librarycollections. Use journal abbreviations as given inthe current listing of Chemical Abstracts Serviceat this link. Article titles are not to be included.List all authors’ names—do not use et al.Form: Author, italicized and abbreviated journaltitle, volume number, opening page number(year). Example: R.M. Horn and Robert O.Ritchie, Metall. Trans. A, 9A, 1039 (1978).2. References to books should include theitalicized book title, and pages within the book:Form: Author: Book title, edition (publisherlocation: publisher name, date), pages.Example: George E. Dieter, MechanicalMetallurgy, 2nd ed. (New York, NY: McGraw-HillBook Co., 1976), pp. 160-165.3. Book chapters or sections within a book:Example: D.M. Abrams, This appears to bedeleted for publication, Conductive Polymers,ed. R.S. Seymour and A. Smith (New York, NY:Springer, 1973), p. 307.4. A “private communication” or “unpublishedresearch” may be referenced when required togive proper credit. The citation must include theaffiliation and location of the person involved, aswell as the year. Papers presented at meetings,but not published, fall under this category.Example: J.J. Doe, AAA Company, Washington,D.C., unpublished research, 2004.5. References to internal reports and otherpublications of limited availability (not availableby subscription) are not desirable. However,they will be permitted when the use results in asaving of page space or is required for properrecognition. In these matters, the author’sjudgment must be supported by the reviewcommittee and editor. The report should beavailable on request and include the sourcefrom which a copy may be obtained.Example: J.J. Doe, Report No. 738, AAACompany, Washington, D.C., January 2004.6. Article by DOIExample: M.K. Slifka and J.L. Whitton, J. Mol.Med. (2000) doi:10.1007/s001090000086.7. Online document:Example: J. Cartwright, “Big Stars Have WeatherToo” (IOP Publishing PhysicsWeb, 2007), ssed 26 June 2007.3
JOINSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS8. “In Press” references must include the name ofthe journal. Complete publication informationshould be supplied when available. This may bedone on the proofs.9. References such as “submitted for publication”and “to be published” are not acceptable. If theitem is still undergoing review, use same formatas “unpublished research” above.10. No other references will be published.Line ArtTables All tables are to be numbered using Romannumerals.Tables should always be cited in text inconsecutive numerical order.For each table, please supply a table caption(title) explaining the components of the table.Identify any previously published materialby giving the original source in the form of areference at the end of the table caption.Footnotes to tables should be indicated bysuperscript lower-case letters (or asterisks forsignificance values and other statistical data)and included beneath the table body. ARTWORK AND ILLUSTRATIONS Preparing Electronic Figure Submission For vector graphics, the preferred format isEPS; for halftones, please use JPG, PNG, orTIFF format. Vector graphics containing fonts must have thefonts embedded in the files. Name your figure files with “Fig” and the figurenumber, e.g., Fig1.eps. When preparing image files, size figures to fit inthe column width. For most journals, the figurewidth should be 39 mm, 84 mm, 129 mm, or 174mm and the height not more than 234 mm. Definition: Black and white graphic with noshading.Do not use faint lines and/or lettering and checkthat all lines and lettering within the figures arelegible at final size.Vector graphics containing fonts must have thefonts embedded in the files.All lines should be at least 0.1 mm (0.3 pt) wide.Scanned line drawings and line drawings inbitmap format should have a minimum resolutionof 1200 dpi.Halftone Art4
JO INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSDefinition: Photographs, drawings or paintingswith fine shading, etc.If any magnification is used in the photographs,indicate this by using scale bars within thefigures themselves.Halftones should have a minimum resolution of300 dpi.Proof of the subject’s consent to publish must beprovided for photographs featuring people.Combination Art Definition: A combination of halftone and line art,e.g., halftones containing line drawing, extensivelettering, color diagrams, etc.Combination artwork should have a minimumresolution of 600 dpi.Color Art Color art is free of charge for online publication.Color printing of figures, micrographs, etc. isavailable at a cost of US 1,150 per article. If black and white will be shown in the printversion, make sure that the main informationwill still be visible. Many colors are notdistinguishable from one another whenconverted to black and white. A simple way tocheck this is to make a printout to see if thenecessary distinctions between the differentcolors are still apparent. If the figures will be printed in black and white,do not refer to color in the captions. Color illustrations should be submitted as RGB(8 bits per channel).Figure Lettering To add lettering, it is best to use Helvetica orArial (sans serif fonts). Keep lettering consistently sized throughout yourfinal-sized artwork, usually about 2–3 mm (8–12pt). Variance of type size within an illustration shouldbe minimal, e.g., do not use 8-pt type on an axisand 20-pt type for the axis label. Avoid effects such as shading, outline letters,etc. Do not include titles or captions within yourillustrations.Figure Numbering All figures are to be numbered using Arabicnumerals (1, 2, 3, etc.). Figures should always be cited in the text inconsecutive numerical order. Figure parts should be denoted by lowercaseletters (a, b, c, etc.) and described in the figurecaption. If an appendix appears in your article and itcontains one or more figures, continue theconsecutive numbering of the main text. Donot number the appendix figures, “A1, A2, A3,etc.” Figures in online appendices (ElectronicSupplementary Material) should, however, benumbered separately.Figure Captions Each figure should have a concise captiondescribing accurately what the figure depicts.Include the captions in the text file of themanuscript, not in the figure file. Figure captions begin with the term Fig.,followed by the figure number and a period. Alsoinclude punctuation at the end of the captiontext.Example: Fig. 4a. Steady state creep rate vs.applied stress for a P91 steel. Identify all elements found in the figure inthe figure caption, and describe each part ofmulti-part figures. Use boxes, circles, etc., ascoordinate points in graphs.5
JO INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSIdentify previously published material by givingthe original source in the form of a referencecitation at the end of the figure caption. Forfigures being reprinted, indicate “Reprinted withpermission from [reference number]” at the endof the figure caption. For figures being adaptedfrom another source, state “Adapted from[reference number].”Figure Placement and Size When preparing your figures, size figures to fit inthe column width. For most journals, the figures should be 39 mm,84 mm, 129 mm, or 174 mm wide and not higherthan 234 mm.PermissionsIf you include figures that have already been publishedelsewhere, you must obtain permission from thecopyright owner(s) for both the print and online formats.Please be aware that some publishers do not grantelectronic rights for free and that Springer will not beable to refund any costs that may have occurred toreceive these permissions. In such cases, material fromother sources should be used. When submitting figuresadapted from another source, copies of those sourceimages must be uploaded as “permission” files.Electronic Supplementary MaterialElectronic supplementary material (ESM) must besubmitted as a single pdf file. The first page shouldinclude the heading “Supplementary material for:”followed by the manuscript title along with the authornames and affiliations. Figures with captions, tables,and text intended to publish as ESM should be identifiedas “Fig. S-1,” “Table S-I,” etc. and cited in the manuscriptas “supplementary Fig. S-1,” “supplementary Table S-I,”etc. At first mention of the ESM within the text, includethe phrase “(refer to online supplementary material)”.Videos and spreadsheets are also acceptable as ESM.Note that ESM will be published “as is” without benefitof copyediting or formatting and should contain allinformation necessary to be easily understood by thereaders.AccessibilityTo give people of all abilities access to your content,please make sure that: All figures have descriptive captions to enablevisually impaired users to use a text-to-speechsoftware or a text-to-Braille hardware. Patterns are used instead of or in addition tocolors for conveying information.Any figure lettering has a contrast ratio of atleast 4.5:1.JOM MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION CHECKLISTBefore you submit your manuscript online to JOM,please review the following checklist to make sureall of your information and materials are assembledand readily accessible. This will save time and avoidconfusion during the submission and review process. Make sure your manuscript is appropriate forpublication in JOM. Refer to Author’s Obligationsand Types of Papers accepted sections of thisdocument, as well as the current JOM EditorialCalendar at jom.tms.org.Obtain any necessary permissions.Have your text ready to submit in MicrosoftWord.o Refer to the JOM Style Guide sectionof this document for specific formattinginstructions.o Use the Microsoft equation editor orMathType for equations.o Manuscripts with mathematical contentcan also be submitted in LaTeX. Forinformation on creating and uploadingLaTeX documents, go to www.editorialmanager.de/pdf/latex/.Make sure you have a maximum 150-wordabstract prepared and all information requiredfor the title page discussed in the JOM StyleGuide section of this document.Have your figures ready to submit in a highresolution format. For vector graphics, thepreferred format is EPS. 1200 dpi is theminimum resolution accepted for line drawings;halftones require a minimum resolution of 300dpi.You may embed your figures in your Worddocument, but the individual source files must beprovided as well. For additional details on submittingfigures, refer to the Artwork and Illustrations section ofthis document.6
JOINSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORSAFTER ACCEPTANCEOpen ChoiceIn addition to the normal publication process (anarticle is submitted to the journal and access to thatarticle is granted to customers who have purchaseda subscription), Springer provides an alternativepublishing option: Springer Open Choice. A SpringerOpen Choice article receives all the benefits of aregular subscription-based article, but in ad
JO INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS 2 Ethics Originality of the manuscript submitted is the author’s responsibility, and authors must avoid duplicate submission, plagiarism, and self-plagiarism. All manuscript submissions will be screened against the CrossCheck database (powered by iThenti
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