Advanced Ceramics Progress

Google Scholar h-index	8
Google Scholar i10-index	5
Google Scholar h5-index	6
Google Scholar h5-median	9
Google Scholar No. of Citations	459
Publication Start Date	2015
Issue per Year	4
No. of Volumes	12
No. of Issues	44
No. of Articles	277
Review Articles	4
Technical Note Articles	2
No. of Contributors	586
Article View	219,452
PDF Download	153,469
View per Article	792.25
PDF Download per Article	554.04
No. of Submissions	209
Rejected Submissions	26
Reject Rate	12
Accepted Submissions	161
Acceptance Rate	77
Time to Accept (Days)	87
Contributing Countries	8
No. of Indexing Databases	7
No. of Reviewers	2719
Average First Reviewer Assignment (Days)	3
Average Initial Review Date (Days)	8
Average Review Date (Days)	9
Average First Revision (Days)	23

Advanced Ceramics Progress (ISSN: 2423-7477; e-ISSN: 2423-7485) is an international, open access, scholarly, peer-reviewed, and ISC journal dedicated to the fundamental aspects of chemistry and physics occurring at a wide range of oxide and non-oxide ceramics, composites, and nano materials and their processing, properties, microstructure, and applications - starting from 2015. The journal provides a unique venue for publishing new exciting researches focusing on dynamic growth areas in this field as original research articles, review articles, short communications, and technical reports, which have not been published nor submitted for publication elsewhere. ACERP is published quarterly online by Materials and Energy Research Center (MERC) and Iranian Ceramic Society (ICERS).

Editor-in-Chief:	Prof. M. R. Rahimipour
Full Edition Title:	Advanced Ceramics Progress
ISO Abbreviation:	Adv. Ceram. Prog.
ISSN:	2423-7477
e-ISSN:	2423-7485
Publisher:	Materials and Energy Research Center (MERC) & Iranian Ceramic Society (ICERS)
Since:	2015
Article Processing Charge (APC):	Free of Charge
Publication Process:	Quick & Open Access

Pursuant to Article 13 of the Press Law approved by the Islamic Consultative Assembly on 12/28/1364, the publishing license of the quarterly journal of Advanced Ceramics Progress (ACERP) with registration number of 86485 was issued by the esteemed Deputy Minister of Press Affairs of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance on 1 June 2020 (12/03/1399).

The Advanced Ceramics Progress (ACERP) has been recognized and ranked as a scientific-research journal at session of the National scientific Journals Commission of the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology of Iran, Ref: 3/18/63700, dated: 11/June/2014 (21/03/1393).

Open Access Agreement

Upon submitting an article, authors are asked to indicate their agreement to abide by an Open Access Creative Commons license. Under the terms of this license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), authors retain ownership of the copyright of their articles. However, the license permits any user to download, print out, extract, reuse, archive, and distribute the article, so long as appropriate credit is given to the authors and the source of the work. The license ensures that the article will be available as widely as possible and that the article can be included in any scientific archive.

All submitted manuscripts to the ACERP are screened for Plagiarism

Since December 2014, Advanced Ceramics Progress (ACERP) has effectively utilized plagiarism checker for the detection of the quality of all submitted articles in review process. Once a manuscript is reviewed before any decision the editorial board ;

we shall provide full report from board of reviewers to assist board members to judge and make correct decision. Based on recommendations the results would be shared with authors for revision and improving the quality of publication in ACERP. All submitted manuscripts to ACERP should be original and any part of the article should not be plagiarized. Even reviewed article before any decision, the content is checked for plagiarism. For any submitted manuscript, the plagiarism level greater than 25% including author name, affiliation, and references is automatically rejected and a similarity of > 20% is considered as high percentage of plagiarism. ACERP follows the ethical guidelines suggested by Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) as COPE guidelines. ACERP does its best to adhere to the COPE as much as possible. When working with ACERP, authors, editors, and reviewers must abide by our code of Publication Ethics and Conduct as stated on this page. ACERP's board members welcome any international publishers to provide ACERP special services for improving internationalization and also help us to get recognition, prefect global impact, and publicity to approach COPE standard criteria.