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How to prepare an article, peer review, fees, the agreement and the publisher’s policies. They are the same for all our journals.

The way of an article

  1. Choose a journal

  2. Prepare the article

    • 15–20 pages
    • an abstract of 200–250 words
    • at least 11 references
  3. Send it to the editors

  4. Go through peer review

  5. Contract and publication

Preparing and submitting an article

Author guidelines 10 min readРедакционная политика Цель редакционной политики Издательства «Радиотехника» — аккумулирование лучших российских и зарубежных материалов, отражающих…

Редакционная политика

Цель редакционной политики Издательства «Радиотехника» — аккумулирование лучших российских и зарубежных материалов, отражающих результаты научно-исследовательской, научно-практической и инновационной деятельности работников вузов и научных организаций России, стран СНГ и дальнего зарубежья.

Задачи:

  • предоставить учёным возможность публиковать результаты своих исследований;
  • способствовать открытой научной полемике, которая повышает качество исследований;
  • привлечь внимание к наиболее актуальным, перспективным и интересным направлениям науки и техники;
  • дать возможность для диалога и обмена знаниями между ведущими учёными и специалистами-практиками.

Редакционная политика основана на традиционных этических принципах научной периодики, разработанных Комитетом по публикационной этике для редакторов, рецензентов и авторов.

Публикационная этика

Издательство придерживается стандартов редакционной этики в соответствии с международными этическими правилами научных публикаций и прилагает усилия для пресечения их нарушения.

Издательство следует нормам этичного поведения всех сторон, вовлечённых в публикацию, — авторов, главных редакторов журналов, рецензентов, издателя и научного сообщества — и оставляет за собой право отклонить статью, если эти нормы нарушены.

Авторам

  • Представляйте достоверные результаты оригинального исследования и объективное обсуждение его значимости. Данные, лежащие в основе работы, должны быть представлены безошибочно.
  • В работе должно быть достаточно деталей и библиографических ссылок, чтобы её можно было воспроизвести.
  • Обзоры и научные статьи также должны быть точными и объективными.
  • Нельзя публиковать рукопись об одном и том же исследовании более чем в одном журнале как оригинальную публикацию.
  • Нельзя подавать одну и ту же рукопись одновременно более чем в один журнал — это воспринимается как неэтичное поведение.
  • Плагиат в любых формах неприемлем.

Ложные или заведомо ошибочные утверждения воспринимаются как неэтичное поведение. Это может стать причиной отклонения рукописи или опровержения уже опубликованной статьи.

Условия публикации

Направляя рукопись в журнал Издательства, авторы тем самым выражают согласие:

  • на её опубликование в журналах Издательства;
  • на размещение опубликованной рукописи в открытом доступе на сайте Издательства;
  • на передачу текста статьи, в том числе ссылок и библиографической информации, организациям, которым эти сведения предоставляются в обязательном порядке.

Рассматриваются только ранее не опубликованные рукописи. Ответственность за приводимые в статьях материалы несут авторы.

Принятые для публикации рукописи авторам не возвращаются. Рукописи, получившие отрицательную оценку по результатам рецензирования и отклонённые Издательством, не публикуются и не возвращаются; Издательство их не хранит.

Как проходит рецензирование

Рецензирование обязательно для всех научных статей, которые соответствуют тематике журнала и оформлены по правилам.

  1. Редакция проверяет, соответствует ли статья профилю журнала и требованиям к оформлению.
  2. Статья направляется рецензенту — доктору или кандидату наук, признанному специалисту по её теме. Рукопись передаётся без каких-либо сведений об авторах.
  3. Рецензент оценивает соответствие содержания названию, актуальность, форму подачи материала, целесообразность публикации, достоинства и недостатки статьи. В заключении он даёт чёткий вывод: публиковать в представленном виде, доработать или переработать (с конструктивными замечаниями) либо отклонить.
  4. Если в рецензии есть рекомендации по исправлению или доработке, она направляется автору: рекомендации можно учесть в новом варианте статьи или аргументированно опровергнуть. Переработанная статья повторно направляется на рецензирование.
  5. Решение о публикации принимает редакционная коллегия журнала.

Максимальный срок рецензирования — от поступления рукописи (или её нового варианта) в редакцию до решения редколлегии — 2 месяца.

Если рецензент не рекомендовал статью к публикации в представленном виде, она может быть направлена на переработку с учётом замечаний или другому рецензенту. Текст отрицательной рецензии направляется автору. Статья с разноречивыми рецензиями идёт на дополнительное рецензирование. При двух отрицательных рецензиях статья отклоняется решением редколлегии.

Рецензирование проводится конфиденциально. Рукопись — собственность авторов и содержит сведения, не подлежащие разглашению; рецензентам не разрешается делать копии статей. Конфиденциальность может быть нарушена только при заявлении о недостоверности или фальсификации материалов. Рецензент не участвует в рассмотрении рукописи, если у него есть конфликт интересов из-за конкурентных, совместных и других работ.

Рецензентам

  • Любая рукопись, представленная для рецензирования, — конфиденциальный документ. Она не открывается и не обсуждается с лицами, не имеющими на то полномочий от главного редактора.
  • Неопубликованные данные из рукописи нельзя использовать в личных исследованиях без письменного согласия автора. Информация и идеи, полученные в ходе рецензирования, сохраняются конфиденциальными и не используются для личной выгоды.
  • Оценка должна быть объективной, мнение — ясным и аргументированным. Персональная критика автора неприемлема.
  • Рецензент выявляет значимые опубликованные работы по теме, не включённые в библиографию. Любое утверждение, наблюдение, вывод или аргумент, опубликованные ранее, должны сопровождаться библиографической ссылкой.
  • Обнаружив существенное сходство или совпадение рукописи с другой опубликованной работой, рецензент сообщает об этом главному и выпускающему редакторам и высказывает мнение о приемлемости рукописи с точки зрения этических норм.

Главные редакторы и редакционная коллегия

  • Несут ответственность за решение о публикации и принимают его исходя из достоверности работы и её научной значимости. Они руководствуются редакционной политикой журнала и актуальными юридическими требованиями в отношении клеветы, авторского права, законности и плагиата. Решения принимаются на заседании редакционной коллегии журнала.
  • При оценке интеллектуального содержания рукописей любая форма дискриминации неприемлема и недопустима.
  • Без необходимости не раскрывают информацию о принятой рукописи никому, кроме авторов, рецензентов, возможных рецензентов, научных консультантов и издателя.
  • Главные редакторы, члены редколлегии и рецензенты не используют неопубликованные данные из рукописей, представленных к рассмотрению.

Авторское право и авторский договор

Автору в отношении его статьи принадлежат исключительные права на её использование.

Для обнародования статьи (публикации и распространения) Автор в рамках Авторского договора передаёт Издателю исключительные права на использование статьи, сохраняя при этом значительные права по собственному использованию и распространению (публикацию, распространение, использование в тематических подборках, воспроизведение в любых форматах, включая электронные) своей статьи.

В рамках договора Автор предоставляет Издательству исключительное право на публикацию, распространение статьи и предоставление прав третьей стороне, в том числе в коммерческих целях; право на воспроизведение статьи в любых форматах и средствах массовой информации (включая электронные); полномочия для защиты авторских прав в случае их нарушения третьей стороной.

Авторы в рамках Авторского договора передают авторские права Издателю соответствующего журнала, но оставляют за собой право использования своих статей для личных целей, в рамках своей организации и в целях научного обмена с указанием ссылки на версию записи статьи на сайте Издателя.

Исключительное право на использование статьи принадлежит только Автору и Издателю и, соответственно, любое использование статьи без их согласия (за исключением использования в научных, образовательных, культурных и иных целях – ст. 1274 ГК РФ и др.) является нарушением авторского права.

Издательство «Радиотехника» принимает все необходимые меры по защите авторских прав и рекомендует Автору(-ам) своевременно извещать Издательство, как правообладателя, о всех обнаруженных случаях плагиата, мошенничества или иного серьезного нарушения авторских прав.

Полные тексты: Авторский договор, Публичная оферта для авторов, Авторские права.

Чужие материалы в статье

Чтобы законно использовать в статье материалы, охраняемые авторским правом, — тексты, изображения, графики, диаграммы, таблицы из ранее опубликованных источников, включая интернет, — нужно письменное разрешение правообладателя. Если явно не указано иное, правообладатели — это, как правило, авторы, издатели и (или) владельцы интернет-источников.

Получите разрешение до того, как использовать материал, и оформите его так, как требует правообладатель. Отсутствие ответа на запрос не даёт права использовать материал.

Письменное разрешение не требуется:

  • для работ в общественном достоянии, не защищённых авторским правом, и для материалов, у которых срок действия авторских прав истёк;
  • для материалов в открытом доступе (Open Access) под лицензией CC-BY. Материалы под другими открытыми лицензиями тоже могут не требовать письменного разрешения — это зависит от разрешённых вариантов повторного использования (например, коммерческого или некоммерческого).

Условия зависят от типа лицензии: прежде чем использовать материал, внимательно проверьте её детали.

Оформление статьи и оплата

Требования к рукописи собраны в документе «Правила оформления статьи», условия оплаты — в документе «Плата за публикацию».

Как повысить цитируемость статьи

  1. Цитируйте активных учёных. Включайте в список литературы — только объективно — публикации из ведущих научных журналов (входящих в Scopus и Web of Science) тех авторов, которые работают сейчас: не старше 5–7 лет на момент написания статьи. После индексации вашей публикации процитированный учёный автоматически получит уведомление — так вы заочно выстраиваете связь с единомышленниками и повышаете вероятность, что вашу работу прочтут и процитируют.
  2. Строго подходите к списку литературы. Он должен показать рецензентам, редактору и читателям, что вы знакомы с авторитетными работами в своей области: современными (3–5 лет), классическими и даже только принятыми к публикации. Правильное цитирование близких по теме работ поможет избежать отказа из-за отсутствия новизны.
  3. После выхода статьи обновите профили: Mendeley, ResearchGate, ResearcherID, ORCID, Google Scholar и другие. Отправьте полный текст авторам, работы которых вы процитировали, со словами благодарности — это мировая практика. Тема письма обычно: «Acknowledgement: Your paper had been cited». Контакты корреспондирующего автора есть в его публикации.
  4. Проверяйте библиографические ссылки. Не набирайте текст ссылки с клавиатуры — копируйте его с сайта журнала в том формате, который журнал рекомендует. Если у статьи есть переводная версия, после описания на русском языке через точку с запятой укажите описание перевода и обязательно его DOI. Освойте библиографический менеджер, например Mendeley.
  5. Цитируйте свои прежние работы, если развиваете ранее поднятую тему. Разумный предел самоцитирования — не более 30%.
  6. Дайте ссылку на данные. Если работа опирается на большие объёмы экспериментальных или расчётных данных, разместите их в интернете и сошлитесь на этот банк данных — это привлечёт к публикации дополнительное внимание.
  7. Не ссылайтесь на недоступное. В научных работах не принято ссылаться на учебную литературу, диссертации и другие неопубликованные, а значит недоступные широкому кругу читателей, материалы.
  8. Строго следуйте требованиям журнала, в который направляете статью.
Manuscript formatting rules 9 min readFormatting articles General recommendations for preparing an article in Russian The author must submit the article in full as a file in a word text…
  • 15–20pages in all
  • 200–250words in the abstract
  • 5–10keywords
  • 11 or morereferences
  • 350 or morewords in the extended English abstract
  • 12–14points, Times New Roman

What a manuscript consists of

Pick a part to see what it must hold.

  1. UDC and section The Universal Decimal Classification index and a section from the journal's approved list.
  2. Title Short and informative, no abbreviations. In Russian and in English.
  3. Authors and affiliations Full names, the organisation, city, country and a personal email address for each author. Once the article is accepted, the list of authors cannot change.
  4. Abstract 200–250 words: the problem, the aim, the results and their practical value. No formulas, no references, no uncommon abbreviations.
  5. Keywords 5–10 words: the notions and terms used in the article.
  6. Body of the article Introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, conclusion. A figure follows the paragraph that first mentions it.
  7. References Не менее 11 пунктов по ГОСТ Р 7.0.5-2008. Не менее 30% ссылок — на зарубежные индексируемые издания.
  8. The English part An extended abstract of at least 350 words, the title, the authors and affiliations, the figure captions.

What to attach

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Formatting articles 
General recommendations for preparing an article in Russian 

     The author must submit the article in full as a file in a word text editor. 
Text formatting should be as simple as possible. 
     The following documents must be attached to the article: an expert opinion on the possibility of publishing the article in the open press, submitted by the STC of the department or research institute, an author's statement for the publication of the article, an abstract of the article in English, information about the authors (full name, academic degree, academic title (if is) and the position of the author, place of work - all in Russian and English). Enter the SPIN code (if any). 
     In order to avoid accidental errors, it is recommended to use the "spell checking" and "grammar checking" functions of the text editor. 
     All submissions must be accompanied by a letter detailing what the author is submitting. If there are several authors, then it is necessary to indicate the author to whom the correspondence will be addressed, and his contact details: address, telephone / fax number, as well as personal e-mail addresses of all authors. If there is a re-submission of the revised article, it is necessary to inform the editorial office about this, indicating the registration number of the manuscript and submit responses to the comments (wishes) of the reviewer in a separate file.  
     Before submitting a manuscript, you must carefully check the text of the article and all submitted files! 
     The article must contain the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) index. 
     It is desirable that the volume of the article does not exceed 15–20 pages printed at one and a half intervals, as well as 8–10 figures with graphs and tables.  
     Standard 12 or 14 pin fonts (font size) should be used. 
     The pages of the manuscript of the article should be numbered. This will help reviewers correctly reference the text when evaluating the article. 
The rubric is selected from the approved rubricator for the journal. 
     The title of the article should be short and informative. Abbreviations should be avoided. 
     Names and patronymics of the Authors should be indicated in full. The following are indicated: academic degree, academic title; position or profession; place of work of study - the name of the institution or organization, including the subdivision, department, faculty, city, country; personal e-mail address (specified for each Author and cannot be the same for all Authors). If the Author works in several organizations, only the main place of work is indicated. 
     After the article is accepted, the composition of the Authors cannot be changed (increased, reduced). 
     You should accurately indicate the Author answering questions about the article at all stages of review and publication, as well as after the publication of the article: provide a phone number (with city and country code) and an additional e-mail address (if any). 
     An abstract is required for all articles. It should reflect: the problem; purpose of the work; work results; practical significance and scope of the results. 
The abstract should be 200–250 words (unaccepted 
abbreviations, formulas, references to sources in the list of references are not allowed in the abstract). 
     Keywords should correspond to the topic and content of the article (5-10 words) and include the concepts and terms used in the article. 
     Abbreviations and abbreviations used in the article should remain the same throughout the article. Generally accepted and stable abbreviations of units, names, etc. should be used. 
     Links to grants, as well as Acknowledgments / Acknowledgments, which lists all legal and / or individuals who have provided any assistance to the Author (s) in conducting research, work, etc. should be placed on the home page.  
Preparation of articles for submission to the editorial office for publication (in Russian) 
     The text of the article is submitted in paper and electronic form, including figures, figure captions, tables, list of references. The total volume is no more than 15–20 pages. 
The article must be accompanied by: 

  •      submission from the NTS of the department or research institute; 
  •      expert opinion on the possibility of publishing the article in the open press; 
  •      author's statement for the publication of the article. 

The article must contain: 

  •      index of universal decimal classification (UDC); 
  •      full title of the article (in Russian and English); 
  •      name, patronymic and surname of the Author (in full) in Russian and English; 
  •      name of the organization (officially abbreviated) where the Author works, city, country (in Russian and English); 
  •      Email addresses of the Authors (if there are several); 
  •      contact information is provided separately for communication with the Authors - phone number, e-mail address of the Author, answering the questions of the reviewer and editor; 
  •      SPIN code (if any); 
  •      abstract of 200–250 words (in Russian); it should accurately reflect the content of the article (statement of the problem; goal; results; practical significance); 
  •      extended abstract of the article of at least 350 words (in English); 
  •      keywords (5–10 words);  
  •      article text; 
  •      bibliography (at least 11 items). 

     The text of the article must be formatted in accordance with the following requirements: 
use the Microsoft Office Word text editor; page margins: bottom - 2.5 cm, top - 2 cm, left - 3 cm, right - 1 cm. interval - double; 12 or 14 point Times New Roman font; pages should be numbered. 
     A set of formulas should be performed in the word text editor and (or) the MathType 6.x and formula editor (the use of the formula builder built into word is excluded). 
 
The structure of the article should be as follows: 

  •      introduction (a brief summary of the state of the issue under consideration, the purpose of the work, the statement of the problem to be solved in the article); 
  •      materials and methods for solving the problem and the assumptions made; 
  •      results (main content of the article, proofs of the provisions presented in the article, initial and final mathematical expressions, experiments and calculations, examples and illustrations); 
  •      discussion of the obtained results and their comparison with previously known ones; 
  •      conclusion (conclusions and recommendations). 

Terms, units of measurement and conventions used in the article must be generally accepted and be included in the International System of Units (SI). 
     Abbreviations should be deciphered at the first mention of them in the text, with the exception of the accepted abbreviations for units of measurement, physical, chemical, technical and mathematical quantities and terms (units of measurement are given in Russian). 
     Files must be saved in Microsoft Office Word 97-2003 (*.doc) format. 
     The numbering of formulas is given in parentheses to the right of the formula; only those formulas that are referenced in the text are numbered. 
Tables are numbered in the order in which they appear in the text. 
     References to literary sources are given in the text in the order they are mentioned. 
ATTENTION! The use of cross-references in the file is not allowed! 
 
     Figures should be inserted into the text immediately after the paragraph in which the figure is first mentioned. It is not recommended to place unnecessary details in the drawing. Text information and symbols should be placed in the caption, replacing them in the figure with numbers or letters corresponding to the symbols in the article test. 
     Original drawings with a resolution of at least 300 dpi must be additionally submitted as *tif, *jpg, *.bmp, *png, *eps files. 
     Figures obtained as a result of working with CAD or other calculation programs (NASTRAN, ANSYS, MATLAB, etc.) for use in the publication must be submitted in their original form and in the formats indicated above. 
     Figure captions must be submitted in Russian and English. 
     The list of references (at least 11 items) should be drawn up in accordance with GOST R 7.0.5-2008 “System of standards for information, librarianship and publishing. Bibliographic link. General requirements and rules for compiling”: 
for journal articles - full name of all Authors, full title of the article, 
name of the journal, year, volume, issue, number, page numbers; for books - full name of the Authors, full title of the book, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, volume in pages; for abstracts of dissertations - full name of the Author, title, place and year of defense; for preprints - full name of the Authors, title, name of the publishing organization, code, number, place and year of publication; for patents - the full name of the Authors, the name of the patent, the number and class of the patent, the date and year of the application and publication of the patent; for electronic sources - the full email address that allows you to access the publication, the date the resource was accessed. 
     If there are more than four Authors of one work, then in order to fully account for them in the citation database, after the slash, it is necessary to list all the Authors, avoiding the wording “and others.” 
     The list of references should include references to current scientific works of domestic and foreign experts, first of all, articles published over the past 5 years in peer-reviewed (indexed) scientific periodicals. 
     In the list of references, it is not recommended to refer to the materials of textbooks and teaching aids, popular scientific literature, and unreasonable self-citation should also be avoided. 
     The list of references should include references to current scientific works in foreign indexed scientific publications (at least 30% of the total number of references). 
     Information about Authors should include the following information: 

  •      surname, name and patronymic (in full); 
  •      academic degree (if any); 
  •      academic title (if any); 
  •      job title; 
  •      name of the organization where the Author works, city, country; 
  •      contact information for communication with the Authors (telephone, e-mail address). 

     First, all materials are presented in Russian, then materials in English. 
     All types of computer typing should be as close as possible to ordinary typewritten text.  
     The files must be guaranteed to be free from computer viruses. 
Registration of an appendix to an article in English 
     An appendix in English to a Russian-language article should be an extended abstract (instead of an annotation). 
     In all other respects, the design of the application in English is fully consistent with the design of articles in Russian. 
     Note: for an English-language article, the appendices and the extended abstract are provided in Russian and are formatted in the same way. 
 
     Reprinting, placement or distribution of materials published and/or posted on the official website of the Publishing House without the prior written consent of the Publishing House is not allowed. Violation of the exclusive rights of the Publishing House to use the materials submitted for publication and processed by the editors is punishable by law. 

Submitting materials Авторские материалы, подготовленные в соответствии с требованиями, отправляются в редакцию журнала по электронной почте.

Авторские материалы, подготовленные в соответствии с требованиями, отправляются в редакцию журнала по электронной почте.

Peer review and fees

Peer review The journal conducts a double-blind peer review of manuscripts received.
Author does not know who the reviewer is
Editors all correspondence goes through them
Reviewer receives the manuscript with no details of the authors
Double-blind peer review
  • up to 2 monthsfrom submission to the editorial board's decision
  • Reviewera Doctor or Candidate of Sciences, an expert in the article's field
  • Three outcomesaccept, return for revision or reject

The journal conducts a double-blind peer review of manuscripts received. The reviewer reviews the manuscript without knowledge of the authors' names. Likewise, the author does not know the name of the reviewer. Correspondence between the author and the reviewer takes place via e-mail in the e-edition on the journal's website.

Publication fee The Radiotekhnika Publishing House does not charge a fee for reviewing manuscripts of articles and their reviewing.

The Radiotekhnika Publishing House does not charge a fee for reviewing manuscripts of articles and their reviewing.
A publication fee may be charged for: DOI registration and article metadata processing; registration of the bibliographic list in accordance with GOST; placement of the article in electronic databases, as well as providing open access to the full text of the article.

Agreement and rights

Author agreement В рамках договора Автор предоставляет Издательству исключительное право на публикацию, распространение статьи и предоставление прав третьей стороне,…

 В рамках договора Автор предоставляет Издательству исключительное право на публикацию, распространение статьи и предоставление прав третьей стороне, в том числе в коммерческих целях; право на воспроизведение статьи в любых форматах и средствах массовой информации (включая электронные); полномочия для защиты авторских прав в случае их нарушения третьей стороной. 
     Исключительное право на использование статьи принадлежит только Автору и Издателю и, соответственно, любое использование статьи без их согласия (за исключением использования в научных, образовательных, культурных и иных целях – ст. 1274 ГК РФ и др.) является нарушением авторского права. 
     Мы рекомендуем Автору(-ам) своевременно извещать Издательство обо всех обнаруженных случаях плагиата, мошенничества или иного серьезного нарушения авторских прав. 

Public offer for authors 23 min readPUBLIC OFFER FOR AUTHORS AND OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OF WORKS Moscow April 13, 2025 1.

PUBLIC OFFER FOR AUTHORS AND OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OF WORKS

Moscow       

April 13, 2025

 

1. TERMINOLOGY USED IN THE OFFER

The terms used in this text have the following meaning:

“Author” – an individual whose creative work resulted in the creation of the Work;

“Copyright Holder” – an individual or legal entity that, on the basis of law or agreement, has property rights to the Work and the authority to use the Work in the ways and to the extent specified in this Offer;

“Publication” / “Magazine” – a periodical printed publication in relation to which the Licensee is the Copyright Holder;

“Licensor” – the Author or other Copyright Holder of the Work;

“Licensee” – Radiotekhnika Publishing House LLC, which acquires the rights to use the Work under the terms of this Offer;

“Offer” – this public offer to transfer the rights to use the Works;

“Acceptance” – actions of the Licensor to whom the Offer is addressed, indicating acceptance of the Offer and its terms;

“Work” – a literary, photographic, artistic or other work, the rights to use which belong to the Licensor and are provided to the Licensee under the terms of this Offer.

“Site” – an Internet resource owned by the Licensee;

“Licensor (Author/Copyright Holder) Questionnaire” – information about the Licensor provided to the Licensee on the Website.

 

2. SUBJECT OF THE OFFER

2.1. The Licensor sends the Work to the Licensee via the Website or by email and, by accepting this Offer, grants the Licensee the right to use the Work in accordance with the terms of the Offer.

2.2. The Licensee accepts the Work and the rights to it, examines the Work and makes a decision on accepting the Work for use, the need for revision of the Work by the Author, or refusal to use the Work.

 

3. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES

3.1. The Licensee is obliged to:

3.1.1. in the event of using the Work in the Journal in printed form, provide the Licensor with an “author’s copy of the Journal” (at the cost of publication, provided that the Licensor indicates the correct postal address in the Licensor (Author/Copyright Holder) Questionnaire);

3.1.2. provide the Licensor with the opportunity to obtain a certificate of publication of the Work;

3.1.3. use the Work within the scope of rights granted under the terms of this Offer;

3.1.4. use the Work within the framework of the rights transferred in accordance with the terms of this Offer.

3.2. The Licensee has the right to:

3.2.1. Carry out technical and literary editing of the Work that does not change its essence;

3.2.2. Conduct a review of the Work and propose to the Licensor to make the necessary changes, until which the Work will not be used by the Licensee;

3.2.3. Refuse to use the Work if:

– The work does not correspond to the subject matter of the Site or Publication;

– The work does not contain anything new;

– the Work lacks theoretical or practical significance;

– the submitted Work, in terms of its content, is insufficient for independent use;

– the format and design of the Work do not meet the requirements for format and design set forth by the Licensee and published at http://radiotec.ru/ru/for_authors

– The work contains information prohibited from publication in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation;

– The Licensor has violated its obligations under this Offer.

3.2.4. Independently determine the methods of using the Work within the framework of the rights received in accordance with the terms of this Offer, including, but not limited to, determining the circulation of the printed Publication containing the Work, Internet resources for using the Work;

3.2.5. Transfer the rights received under the terms of this Offer to third parties, either in full or in part (sublicensing).

 

4. SCOPE OF TRANSFERRED RIGHTS

4.1. The Licensor grants the Licensee, free of charge, the right to use the Work on the basis of a non-exclusive license within the limits stipulated by this Offer.

4.2. The Licensor guarantees that it has exclusive property rights to the Work transferred to the Licensee and the necessary powers to transfer the rights to use the Work.

4.3. The Licensor grants the Licensee the right to use the Work in the following ways:

4.3.1. disclosure of the Work (if the rights are transferred to an undisclosed Work);

4.3.2. reproduction of the Work on any type of media, including in computer memory, without limitation on the number of reproductions. In this case, each copy of the Work must contain the name of the Author of the Work, information about which is provided by the Licensor;

4.3.3. distribution of the Work by any means;

4.3.4. rental of the Work;

4.3.5. public display and public performance of the Work;

4.3.6. broadcasting of the Work on air and via cable, retransmission;

4.3.7. making the Work available to the public;

4.3.8. inclusion of the Work in a composite work; combination of the Work with any materials; inclusion of the Work in various databases and information systems, combination of the Work with other text, photographic, illustrative and other materials for the purpose of creating a derivative/composite work (Publication/Magazine);

4.3.9. use by any other means not prohibited by law or the terms of this Offer.

4.4. The rights to use the Work, transferred in accordance with the terms of this Offer, extend both to the Work as a whole and to any of its parts.

4.5. The date of confirmation by the Licensor of acceptance of this Offer and its terms (the date of Acceptance) shall be the moment of transfer of the rights specified in this Offer to the Licensee.

4.6. The territory to which the rights to use the Work are transferred is the territory of all countries of the world.

4.7. The term of transfer of rights is the entire term of validity of the copyright in relation to the Work in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

 

5. ACCEPTANCE OF THE OFFER

5.1. Acceptance of this Offer by the Licensor shall be carried out by sending the Work to the Websites or by email to the Licensee.

5.2. Confirmation of acceptance of this Offer and its terms is recognized as the fact of agreement with the terms of the Offer.

5.3. The terms of this Offer may be amended unilaterally by the Licensee. New terms of the Offer may not apply to the relationship between the Licensor and the Licensee if the Licensor's Acceptance and confirmation of this Offer occurred prior to the Licensee's amendment of the terms of this Offer.

 

6. WARRANTIES AND LIABILITY OF THE LICENSOR

6.1. The Licensor guarantees to the Licensee that:

6.1.1. the use of the Work by the Licensee or third parties with the permission of the Licensee will not entail the violation of anyone's rights and legitimate interests, including copyright, rights to means of individualization, rights to use the image of a citizen, etc.,

6.1.2. The work contains reliable data and information;

6.1.3. The Licensor is the sole owner of the copyright to the Work and, at the time of Acceptance of this Offer, the said rights have not been transferred to any person on the basis of an agreement for the alienation of exclusive rights, a license agreement or in any other way;

6.1.4. The work contains all references to the cited works, their authors and sources of borrowing, as provided for by the regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, and that the cited works are used in volumes justified by the purpose of citation.

6.2. The Licensee shall not be liable for the content of the published Work.

6.3. Should the Licensor cause any losses to the Licensee in connection with the relationship based on this Offer, the Licensee shall have the right to demand compensation for such losses from the Licensor. The Licensor undertakes to unconditionally compensate the Licensee for such losses upon the Licensee's written request.

 

7. OTHER CONDITIONS

7.1. The Licensor has been advised by the Licensee that the latter does not exercise any protection of the Licensor's rights in relation to the Work. The protection of the Licensor's intellectual property rights in relation to the Work is carried out by the Licensor independently.

7.2. The Licensor grants the Licensee the right to store and process the following personal data without time limitation: last name, first name, patronymic; date of birth; education details; information about place of work and position held; information about the presence of published works of literature, science and art and other data provided by the Licensor when filling out the Licensor (Author / Owner's Rights) Questionnaire. Personal data is provided for their storage and processing in various databases and information systems, their inclusion in analytical and statistical reports, the creation of substantiated relationships between objects of works of science, literature and art with personal data, etc. The Licensee has the right to transfer the specified data to third parties for processing and storage.

7.3. The Parties shall be liable for failure to comply with the terms of this Offer in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

7.4. All disputes arising during the fulfillment of the terms of this Offer shall be resolved through negotiation. The existence of a dispute between the Licensor and the Licensee shall be confirmed by the submission of a written claim, the review and response period for which shall not exceed 30 (thirty) calendar days from the date of receipt by the addressee. If negotiations and claim correspondence fail to resolve the dispute, the dispute shall, at the request of the interested Party, be referred for consideration and resolution to the judicial authority at the location of the Licensee in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

7.5. The place of conclusion of the Offer Agreement is the location of the Licensee.

7.6. By confirming agreement with the terms of this Offer and accepting it, the Licensor confirms the accuracy of the information provided by the Licensor in the Licensor (Author / Copyright Holder) Questionnaire, and also confirms agreement with the Rules for Authors: http://radiotec.ru/ru/for_authors.

7.7. In all other respects not provided for in this Offer, the Licensor and Licensee shall be guided by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

 


 

Procedure of reviewing scientific articles

1. Research papers, received by editorial board, answering the subjects of the journal, prepared in accordance with the requirements, undergo a peer-reviewing procedure.

2. In case of rejection of sending a manuscript to revision, author receives a reasoned reply.

3. We examine only previously unpublished manuscripts.

4. At author's discretion, external review can be presented when submitting an article. This does not exclude the usual procedure of reviewing.

5. Chief editor determines, whether an article answers the subject of the journal and meets the requirements, and forward it to reviewing to examination with PhD or ScD degree, who is a recognized expert on the subject of peer-reviewed material.

6. Reviewers are notified, that tall manuscript are the property of authors and contain information, that should not be disclosed. Reviewers are not allowed to make copies of articles. Reviewing is confidential. Breach of confidentiality is possible only when there is a statement for invalidity or falsification of materials. In all other cases it's preservation is obligatory.

7. Manuscript is passed to a reviewer without any information about the authors.

8. Time constraints for the procedure of reviewing is defined by the chief editor, individually for each case. Maximum reviewing period (between the date of acceptance of the manuscript by the editor till the editorial board makes it's decision) is 2 months.

9. The following items are pointed out in the review:

a) a compliance of the matter of an article with it's title; 

b) an assessment of the relevance of the content of a manuscript; 

c) an assessment of the form of the presented materials; 

d) an appropriateness of publishing an article; 

e) a description of the advantages and disadvantages of an article. 

In the final part of the review of the manuscript, on the basis of it's analysis, clear conclusions should be given, whether the publication can be published as is, or there is a need for its revision or processing (with constructive comments).

10. If the review contains recommendations for editing and (or) finalizing an article, it is sent to an author with a proposal to take into account the recommendations in preparing a new version of an article or arguments to refute them. An improved paper is sending back for reviewing.

11. In a case, where the reviewer does not recommend an article to publication, editorial board may send back an article to be rewritten, taking into account the comments made on it, as well as send it to another reviewer. Text of a negative review is also sent to an author.

12. Manuscripts, which receives contradictory reviews, should be forwarded to an additional reviewing. If a manuscript receives two negative reviews, publisher has a right to reject the submitted manuscript immediately and not to publish it.

13. The final decision on publication of an article is taken by the chief editor together with the scientific editor .

14. When a positive decision on publishing an article is taken, the author is informed. Text of a review is sent to an author via Internet.

15. Originals of the reviews are stored at the editorial office for 5 years.

16. On demand of the Ministry of Education and Science, the reviews are also sent to the Higher Attestation Commission and / or the Ministry.

17. The editors do not undertake any obligation on time constraints of publishing the manuscript.

18. Not prescribed to an obligatory reviewing:

  • interviews and reports from the round tables, conferences, etc.;
  • news, information and advertising messages and announcements.

 

THE AUTHORS ARE KINDLY ASKED TO FOLLOW THE LISTED BELOW RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR SUBMITTING THE MANUSCRIPT
(for manuscripts in English)

1. General Rules

1.1. The paper contents is submitted in two copies (including figures, figure captions, tables, and references) and must have an overall number of pages no more than 10-20.

1.2. The paper should be supplemented with the following documents:

  • a submission letter from the scientific-technical council of the chair or the research institute;
  • an expert report on the permission for disclosing the paper contents to the press;
  • a signed cover letter from the submission author.

1.3. The paper must include:

  • index of Universal Decimal Classification (UDC);
  • full title of the paper;
  • initials and names of the authors;
  • name of institution (officially accepted abbreviation), where each author works;
  • e-mail of each author;
  • an abstract amounting to 70-120 words;
  • the informative abstract of the scientific article not less than 350 words (for Russian-language articles - in English, for English-language articles - in Russian);
  • keywords (3-10);
  • the paper text itself;
  • references;
  • brief biographies the authors.

2. Rules for preparing the paper text

The paper text must be prepared according to the following requirements.

2.1. The text should be typed using Microsoft Office. Page margins should be left on all sides of each page: 2.5 cm (bottom), 2 cm (top), 3 cm (left side), and 1 cm (right side). The following requirements must be observed in typesetting: double line spacing, regular type, Times New Roman font with a size of 12 or 14 pt. Pages must be numbered.

2.2. The abstract should be comprehensive and reflect correctly the paper contents: problems, research methods and results.

2.3. Keywords must include the notions and terms used in the paper.

2.4. The paper structure should include:

  • introduction (brief review of the state of the issue under consideration and statement of the problem to be solved in the paper;
  • materials and methods for solving the problem and the made assumptions;
  • results (basic contents of the paper, proofs of the presented propositions, initial and final mathematical expressions, experiments and calculation, examples and illustrations);
  • discussion of obtained results and comparison of them with the previous results;
  • conclusions (summary and recommendations).

2.5. The terms, measurement units, and notation conventions applied in the paper should be commonly used and included into the International System of Units (SI). Abbreviations should be defined the first time they are introduced in the text, except for the standard abbreviations of measurement units, physical, chemical, technical and mathematical quantities and terms.

2.6. Equations should be typed in MathType 6.0 and higher and in (or) Microsoft Equation using Times New Roman font with a size of 12 pt for lowercase symbols, 10 pt for indices and 9 pt for subindeces; indices and subindices must be clearly positioned.

2.7. Numbers of equations are placed in parentheses at extreme right; only equations referenced in the text should be numbered.

2.8. Tables are numbered in the order of their first citation in the text.

2.9. References to literature are given in the text in the order of their first citation in the text.

3. Requirements for preparing the figures

3.1. Figures should be incorporated in the text after the paragraph, in which the figure is cited for the first time. It is not recommended to place unnecessary details in the figure; text data, and notation conventions should be displaced to the figure caption with replacing them in the figure by numerals or letters corresponding to their designations in the paper text.

3.2. The figure originals with a resolution of 300 dpi must be submitted additionally as individual files: *.tif, *.jpg, *.bmp, *.png, and *.eps.

3.3. The figures obtained as a result of work with CAD- or other design software (NASTRAN, ANSYS, MATLAB, etc.) should be presented in formats indicated in 3.2 in order to use them for publication.

4. Regulations for the list of literature

4.1. Literature references (10-30 items) should be organized according to the following regulations determining the scope and sequence of the data to be indicated depending on the type of the cited literature:

  • for papers of journals: names of all authors, full title of the paper, journal title, year of publication, volume, issue, number, numbers of pages;
  • for books: names of all authors, full title of the book, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, volume in pages;
  • for dissertation autoreferats: name of the author, title, place and year of defense;
  • for preprints: names of all authors, title, title of publishing institution, cipher, number, place and a year;
  • for patents: names of all authors, patent title, number and class of the patent, date and a year of declaration and patent publication;
  • for Internet-based resource: full electronic address, allowing for access to the publication, and the date of citation.

4.2. If there are more than four authors in the cited work then, in order that all the authors be taken into account in the citation base, it is necessary to list all of them after the forward slash avoiding the “et al.” words.

4.3. The literature list should include references to urgent scientific works by domestic and foreign specialists, first of all, papers published for the last five years in the reviewed (indexed) scientific periodic editions.

4.4. It is not recommended to refer to materials of textbooks, educational books and popular scientific literature,

4.5. It is desirable to include no less than 10 references to scientific papers from journals in the literature list, avoiding the unsubstantiated self-citation.

4.6. The list of references has to include references to actual scientific works in the foreign indexed scientific publications (not less than 30% of total number of references).

5. Rules for preparing authors’ biographies

The author biography should include the following data:

  • name and first name, etc. (in full form);
  • academic degree;
  • academic status;
  • position;
  • amount of published works and the field of research;
  • title of the institution where the author works;
  • complete address of the institution;
  • contact information for communication with the author (telephone, e-mail).

 

Publication Ethics and Publication Malpractice Statement

Peer reviewing is an essential model for our journals:

“Radiotekhnika” (Radioengineering);

“Antenny” (Antennas);

“Uspekhi sovremennoi radioelektroniki” (Achievements of Modern Radioelectronics);

“Elektromagnitnye volny I elektronnye sistemy” (Electromagnetic Waves and    Electronic Systems);

“Biomediczinskaya radioe`lektronika”( Biomedical Radioelectronics);

“Neirokompiutery” (Neurocomputers);

“Naukoemkie tekhnologii” (Science Intensive Technologies);

“Informatsionno-izmeritelnye i upravlyayushchie sistemy” (Information-measuring and Control Systems);

“Nelineinyi mir” (Nonlinear World);

"Tekhnologii zhivykh system” (Technologies of Living Systems);

“Sistemy' vy'sokoj dostupnosti” (Highly available systems);

“Dinamika slozhny'x sistem — XXI vek” (Dynamics of difficult systems -  XXI Century);

“Nanotexnologii: razrabotka, primenenie — XXI vek” (Nanotechnology: development and applications - XXI Century);

“Nanomaterialy' i nanostruktury' — XXI vek” (Nanomaterials and Nanostructures - XXI Century);

“Voprosy' biologicheskoj, mediczinskoj i farmaczevticheskoj ximii” (Problems of Biological, Medical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry).

It is necessary to agree upon standards of expected ethical behavior for all parties involved in the act of publishing: the author, the journal editor, the peer reviewer and the publisher.

Our ethic statements are based on COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.

Publication decisions

The editor is responsible for deciding which of the articles submitted to the journal should be published.

The editor may be guided by the policies of the journal's editorial board and constrained by such legal requirements as shall then be in force regarding libel, copyright infringement and plagiarism. The editor may confer with other editors or reviewers in making this decision.

Fair play

An editor at any time evaluate manuscripts for their intellectual content without regard to race, gender, sexual orientation, religious belief, ethnic origin, citizenship, or political philosophy of the authors.

Confidentiality

The editor and any editorial staff must not disclose any information about a submitted manuscript to anyone other than the corresponding author, reviewers, potential reviewers, other editorial advisers, and the publisher, as appropriate.

Disclosure and conflicts of interest

Unpublished materials disclosed in a submitted manuscript must not be used in an editor's own research without the express written consent of the author.

Duties of Reviewers

Contribution to Editorial Decisions

Peer review assists the editor in making editorial decisions and through the editorial communications with the author may also assist the author in improving the paper.

Promptness

Any selected referee who feels unqualified to review the research reported in a manuscript or knows that its prompt review will be impossible should notify the editor and excuse himself from the review process.

Confidentiality

Any manuscripts received for review must be treated as confidential documents. They must not be shown to or discussed with others except as authorized by the editor.

Standards of Objectivity

Reviews should be conducted objectively. Personal criticism of the author is inappropriate. Referees should express their views clearly with supporting arguments.

Acknowledgement of Sources

Reviewers should identify relevant published work that has not been cited by the authors. Any statement that an observation, derivation, or argument had been previously reported should be accompanied by the relevant citation. A reviewer should also call to the editor's attention any substantial similarity or overlap between the manuscript under consideration and any other published paper of which they have personal knowledge.

Disclosure and Conflict of Interest

Privileged information or ideas obtained through peer review must be kept confidential and not used for personal advantage. Reviewers should not consider manuscripts in which they have conflicts of interest resulting from competitive, collaborative, or other relationships or connections with any of the authors, companies, or institutions connected to the papers.

Duties of Authors

Reporting standards

Authors of reports of original research should present an accurate account of the work performed as well as an objective discussion of its significance. Underlying data should be represented accurately in the paper. A paper should contain sufficient detail and references to permit others to replicate the work. Fraudulent or knowingly inaccurate statements constitute unethical behavior and are unacceptable.

Data Access and Retention

Authors are asked to provide the raw data in connection with a paper for editorial review, and should be prepared to provide public access to such data (consistent with the ALPSP-STM Statement on Data and Databases), if practicable, and should in any event be prepared to retain such data for a reasonable time after publication.

Originality and Plagiarism

The authors should ensure that they have written entirely original works, and if the authors have used the work and/or words of others that this has been appropriately cited or quoted.

Multiple, Redundant or Concurrent Publication

An author should not in general publish manuscripts describing essentially the same research in more than one journal or primary publication. Submitting the same manuscript to more than one journal concurrently constitutes unethical publishing behaviour and is unacceptable.

Acknowledgement of Sources

Proper acknowledgment of the work of others must always be given. Authors should cite publications that have been influential in determining the nature of the reported work.

Authorship of the Paper

Authorship should be limited to those who have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, execution, or interpretation of the reported study. All those who have made significant contributions should be listed as co-authors. Where there are others who have participated in certain substantive aspects of the research project, they should be acknowledged or listed as contributors.

The corresponding author should ensure that all appropriate co-authors and no inappropriate co-authors are included on the paper, and that all co-authors have seen and approved the final version of the paper and have agreed to its submission for publication.

Hazards and Human or Animal Subjects

If the work involves chemicals, procedures or equipment that have any unusual hazards inherent in their use, the author must clearly identify these in the manuscript.

Disclosure and Conflicts of Interest

All authors should disclose in their manuscript any financial or other substantive conflict of interest that might be construed to influence the results or interpretation of their manuscript. All sources of financial support for the project should be disclosed.

Fundamental errors in published works

When an author discovers a significant error or inaccuracy in his/her own published work, it is the author’s obligation to promptly notify the journal editor or publisher and cooperate with the editor to retract or correct the paper.

Ethics and publisher policies

Publication ethics 4 min readPublishing Ethics Compliance requirements of publication ethics in the preparation and publication of the journal apply to all members of the…

Publishing Ethics

Compliance requirements of publication ethics in the preparation and publication of the journal  apply to all members of the publishing process, i.e., authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher of the journal. The editorial board monitors compliance with the ethics requirements based on the manuals prepared by international specialized organizations, associations and publishers, as well as the Association of Science Editors and Publishers. The main standards relied on by the journal  are those developed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (Committee on Publication Ethics) in the United Kingdom, by the publisher Elsevier (Netherlands), and other non-Russian editorial associations and information systems, as well as the declaration of "Ethical Principles of Scientific Publications", adopted by ASEP.

 

Responsibility of the editors of the journal

1. The editors are personally and independently responsible for the content of the materials published and recognize that responsibility. The reliability of the work in question and its scientific significance should always be the basis in the decision to publish.

2. The editors make fair and objective decisions, regardless of any commercial considerations and provide a fair and efficient process for the independent review.
3. The editors evaluate manuscripts' intellectual content without regard to race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, origin, nationality, and/or the political preferences of the authors.
4. The editors do not work with articles for which they have a conflict of interest.

5. The editors resolve conflict situations arising during the editorial process, as well as use all available means to resolve these situations.

6. The editors of the journal publish information concerning corrections, rebuttals, and review articles in case the need arises.

7. The editors of the journal do not publish the final version of the article without the consent of the authors.

 

The responsibility of the reviewers of the journal 

 

1. The reviewer evaluates his or her own availability before the examination of the manuscript and accepts materials for review only if the reviewer is able to allow for sufficient time as to ensure the quality his or her work.
2. The reviewer notifies the editorial staff of any conflict of interest (if one exists) before the start of the review of the article.
3. The reviewer does not send information about the article and or any of the data contained within the article to any third party.
4. The reviewer does not use the information obtained from the article for any personal and or commercial purposes.
5. The reviewer does not make conclusions about the quality of the article on the basis of subjective data, e.g. the personal relationship to the author, gender, age, religion, etc.
6. The reviewer uses only proper and appropriate language and explanations in respect to the articles, avoiding any personal remarks.

 

The responsibility of the authors of material for the journal 

1. The author submits materials for review, which have not been previously published. If the article is based on previously published material which are not academic articles or based on materials presented on the Internet, the author should notify the editorial staff of the journal.
2. The author does not submit the same article to different journals for review.
3. All co-authors consent to the submission of their articles to the journal.
4. The author informs the editorial staff of a potential conflict of interest.
5. The author takes the necessary steps to ensure the correctness of citations in the submitted article.
6. The list of authors included only individuals who have made significant contributions to the research.
7. The author correctly cites his or her previous work as to avoid self-plagerism in the manuscript and the artificial increase of volume of publications (salami-slicing).
8. The author, who is acting as the contact with journal, informs all other co-authors of all changes and suggestions from the editorial staff, and does not make decisions regarding the article alone without the written consent of all co-authors.
9. The author properly corresponds with the reviewer through contact with the editor and responds to comments and observations if they arise.
10. If necessary, the authors either adjust the data presented in the article, or refute them.

 

The responsibility of the publisher of the journal 

1. The publisher not only supports scientific communication and  invests in the process, but is also responsible for complying with all current guidelines and standards for publishing scientific work.

2. The publisher does not affect the editorial policy of the journal.
3. The publisher provides legal support to the journal if necessary.
4. The publisher provides for the timely release of futures issues of the journal.
5. The publisher publishes changes, explanations, and recalls articles that have been identified to contain scientific misconduct and or critical errors.

Plagiarism and borrowing During the consideration of an article, the editorial staff of the journal may conduct a verification of the submitted materials with the help the…

During the consideration of an article, the editorial staff of the journal may conduct a verification of the submitted materials with the help the Anti-plagiarism system. In the case of the discovery of multiple incidents of content matching, the editorial staff acts in accordance with the rules of COPE.

Open access "Achievements of Modern Radioelectronics" is an open publications journal.

"Achievements of Modern Radioelectronics" is an open publications journal. All articles are made freely available to readers immediatly upon publication.

Preprints and postprints During the submission process, the author must confirm that the article has not been published and or accepted for publication in any other journal.

During the submission process, the author must confirm that the article has not been published and or accepted for publication in any other journal. When citing articles published in the journal, the publisher requests the authors to provide a link (the full URL of the material) to the official website of the journal.

Articles, which have been previously posted by the author on personal and or public websites that have no relationship to any other publishers, are allowed to be submitted to the journal.

Privacy Specified when registering the names and addresses will be used solely for technical purposes of a contact with the Author or reviewers (editors)…

Specified when registering the names and addresses will be used solely for technical purposes of a contact with the Author or reviewers (editors) when preparing the article for publication. Private data will not be shared with other individuals and organizations.

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