JNIRS Author’s Page

Authors interested in submitting a paper to Journal of Near Infrared Spectroscopy should consult the Instructions for Authors, available below or in the first issue of each volume of the journal. It is also helpful to look at the journal to see the layout and how your illustrations and tables might fit on to the page.

There is also an article with some suggestions on helping authors (especially new authors) to prepare their paper for publication in JNIRS.

Online manuscript submission

You are encouraged to use our online manuscript submission system at http://www.impublications.com/authors/. However, if you would prefer to send your manuscript in by another method, please send it to:

Gill Stockford
IM Publications LLP
6 Charlton Mill
Charlton
Chichester
West Sussex PO18 0HY
UK
E-mail: gill@impublications.co.uk

Please note that all manuscripts should be submitted by one of these two methods and not sent directly to an Editor.

Just-Published Papers

Just Published Papers (JPPs) offer an opportunity for you to have your paper published as quickly as possible. Unless you withhold your agreement (by ticking the relevant box on the Publsihing Agreement), we will publish your paper online before it is copy edited and typeset. This version will be replaced with the final version once we received your corrected proofs. The date the JPP appears will be the web publication date for that paper. If you would prefer not to have your paper treated as JPP, just indicate this on the Publishing Agreement.

Instructions for Authors

Instructions for Authors and Publishing Agreement Forms

• Instructions for Authors (PDF)
• Publishing Agreement (PDF) (Must be sent with each submission)

Permission Form (for reproduction of figures from other journals)

• RTF format (for most word processors)
• PDF format

Editors

JNIRS–Journal of Near Infrared Spectroscopy has a team of extremely experienced and helpful Editors. It has an Editor-in-Chief, six Editors and an International Advisory Board, ensuring that papers accepted for publication will have been reviewed by appropriate authorities in the subject area and should receive world-wide recognition in the field.