Progress in Physics of Applied Materials

The Progress in Physics of Applied Materials (PPAM) is an open-access journal that published biannual and is an international medium for publishing experimental and theoretical papers on physics of materials having wide varieties of applications. Interdisciplinary articles are also welcome. The PPAM journal publishes original research articles, reviews (both short and specific or long and general), short communications, and letters within its scope. The papers should contain extensive and novel experimental and theoretical works with rigorous analysis and sound interpretation. - The experimental scope of the journal includes: Thin films & nanomaterial Synthesis Chemical vapor deposition Combustion Electrodeposition Liquid phase epitaxy Metal organic vapor phase epitaxy Molecular beam epitaxy Physical vapor deposition Sol-gel Spin coating Sputtering Vapor phase epitaxy Crystal Growth Growth from solution Growth from vapor Growth from melt Growth from solid phases Processing Mechanical treatment Laser treatment Chemical treatment Heat treatment Characterization Electrical Optical Structural Electrochemical Morphological Magnetic Applications Smart materials Batteries Super capacitor Energy generation Electrochromic Fuel cells Solar cells Magnetic applications Energy storage systems Semiconductor devices Laser Sensors and detectors Biological applications This scope aims to improve the electrical, optical, dielectric, and magnetic properties of new materials. - The scope of the journal also covers the theoretical and analytical papers.