CALL FOR RESEARCH ARTICLES: Vol.2, Issue.1, April 2013 Indian Journal of Energy

CALL FOR RESEARCH ARTICLES: Vol.2, Issue.1, April 2013

“We Ensure Speedy Processing, Publication and Promotion of Quality Work" 

Indian Journal of Energy

(Open Access)

http://ije.informaticspublishing.com

(ISSN: 2278-9278 (Online); 2278-926x (Print)) 

Submit your articles online at:http://www.iseeadyar.org/isee_online_submission.html

Dear Prof./Dr./Researchers

              Indian Society for Education and Environment (isee) welcomes authors to submit articles that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence in the subject area of Energy. INDJE is a fast track, international journal. We ensure speedy publication of original Research articles, Reviews, Popular articles relevant to the energy field. All articles published in INDJE are rigorously peer-reviewed. Being an open access journal, all the articles can be freely accessed by the visitors.

You can take a look on our previous issues at: http://iseeadyar.org/indje/archives.html

 

The next issue of Indian Journal of Energy (April) will be published in the first week of May 2013 

Editors and reviewers

INDJE is seeking research experts to join its editorial team as editors, subeditors or reviewers. Kindly send your resume to indje@iseeadyar.org,  indjst@gmail.com.  INDJE is an Open Access Journal hence, gives a worldwide audience larger than that of any subscription-based journal and thus increases the visibility and impact of published work. It also enhances indexing, retrieval power and eliminates the need for permissions to reproduce and distribute content. Indian journal of Energy is fully committed to the Open Access Initiative and will provide free access to all articles as soon as they are published. 

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For further help or query kindly mail to: indje@iseeadyar.org

We look forward to hear from you.

Best Regards,

Editorial Team,

Indian Journal of Energy

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The following journals are published by iSee as open access on fast track:

Indian Journal of Drugs and Diseases: http://ijdd.informaticspublishing.com

Indian Journal of Medicine and Healthcare: http://ijmh.informaticspublishing.com

Indian Journal of Automation & Artificial Intelligence: http://ijaai.informaticspublishing.com

Indian Journal of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology: http://ijbb.informaticspublishing.com

Indian Journal of Economics and Developments: http://ijed.informaticspublishing.com

Indian Journal of Nanoscience: http://ijns.informaticspublishing.com

 

The following Journals are in Pipeline (The first issue will be in March 2013):

Indian Journal of Oncology and Radiation Biology: http://ijorb.informaticspublishing.com

CALL FOR RESEARCH ARTICLES: Vol.2, Issue.1, April 2013 Indian Journal of Energy

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