Objective
At IgMin Research - A BioMedical Engineering Open Access Journal, our goal is to ensure the swift publication of papers while maintaining high-quality standards and broad dissemination, irrespective of the author's chosen publishing model. For authors selecting an open-access format, a one-time Article Processing Fee (APC) is required. This fee covers the costs associated with peer review administration and management, the technical development of PDF articles and other formats, and the distribution of published papers across various platforms, among other publishing functions.
Article Processing Charges by Subject Groups
The following are the Article Processing Charges for accepted manuscripts charged by IgMin Research.
Group | Topics in Group | Category 1 | Category 2 | Category 3 |
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Biology Group | Biomaterials Antivirology Taxonomy Sustainability Hydrology Biological Oceanography Primatology Biology Biosphere Interactions Virology Read More... | $1899 | $1599 | $699 |
Engineering Group | Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering Vehicle Technology Information Technology Structural Engineering Biomedical Engineering Robotics Industrial Engineering Energy Systems Cybersecurity Read More... | $1499 | $1199 | $399 |
Medicine Group | Hepatology Clinical Medicine Radiation Therapy Nursing Metabolic Syndromes Trauma Cardiology Hypertension Forensic Medicine Diabetes Read More... | $1899 | $1599 | $799 |
General Science Group | Biostatistics Physics Family Medicine Applied Sciences Chemistry Sports Science Molecules Educational Science Physical Therapy Rare Disorders Read More... | $1499 | $1199 | $399 |
Article Types/Classifications
We support both short and long-form articles to suit different research outputs. Our classifications clarify APC information for authors. The charges are determined by the type of article submitted.
- Category 1: Case Report, Clinical Trial, Original Research, Review, Systematic Review, Observational Studies, Thesis, Retrospective Cohort Study.
- Category 2: Short Communication, Case Study, Perspective, Clinical Images, Mini Review.
- Category 3: Opinion, Editorial, Letter to Editor, Commentary, Brief Report.
Withdrawal Policy
Invited authors or (Requested scribes or Requested Authors) have the right to withdraw their manuscripts after submission or during the peer review process without any fees. However, if the direct submission author (Self-submitted authors) or referral author (Endorsed Authors) wishes to withdraw a manuscript after it has been accepted or assigned a PDF or DOI number, a withdrawal fee amounting up to 25 percent of the original publication charges must be paid. Only the corresponding author or a co-author listed on the manuscript is eligible to initiate a withdrawal request, which can be submitted through written notice via email, or the online submission portal. The withdrawal fee is non-refundable, and the process may take up to 10 business days to finalize. All data related to the manuscript and its authors will be handled according to our data privacy policy and will not be used for any other purposes. This policy complies with relevant consumer protection laws and contractual obligations.
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