Elsevier Editor's Invitation to Publish - Recognition Evidence Letter
Updated: Author: Alina Kanametova
Original letter from the editor of an Elsevier book series inviting the petitioner to publish - unsolicited publisher interest as contribution evidence.
About this document
This document is an invitation from an editor at a scientific journal to an academic to publish a work on a specific topic. It outlines the publication process, deadlines, and article length.
Key points
- The journal invites the applicant to write an account on the detector and its applications.
- Two annual deadlines are stated: July 31 and December 31.
- Typical articles in the journal are said to run about 40-80 printed pages.
- Publication is described as rapid, usually taking 6-7 months.
- The journal's content is available through ScienceDirect and searchable online.
What is inside
- Journal masthead and editor contact
- Addressee and salutation
- Invitation to contribute an account
- Deadlines, length, and publication timing
- ScienceDirect availability and closing
When it helps
This serves as recognition evidence showing a journal editor soliciting the applicant's expertise for a publication. It also documents the journal's stated publication terms and visibility.
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