Next Nanotechnology

Next Nanotechnology is a peer-reviewed, open access journal publishing research of relevance to the nanoscience and nanotechnology community.

The journal is part of the Next family, a new suite of multidisciplinary open access journals from Elsevier spanning all branches of science. Managed by our dedicated team of full-time inhouse Editors, Next Nanotechnology offers authors speed, consistency, innovation, flexibility and ease of submission, while providing readers in the field with seamless access.

Next Nanotechnology aims to encourage multidisciplinary discussion of nano-based chemistry, physics, materials, and biological research. The journal covers all work that furthers our understanding of nanoscience or its technological application, welcoming traditional formats such as Original Research Articles, Communications and Reviews, as well as novel formats and video content, and Comment articles to inspire next generation nano research. Next Nanotechnology welcomes exciting findings - experimental, theoretical and computational - providing a platform for all stages of innovative work on nano.

Next Nanotechnology provides authors with rigorous peer review ensuring articles adhere to a high technical standard, with rapid decisions and a highly visible platform for scientists to share their research.

Our Editors welcome submissions on nanoscience and nanotechnology explorations including but not limited to:

• Carbon nanotubes and fullerenes

• Computational nanotechnology

• Electronic properties and devices

• Environmental, health and safety issues

• Molecular machines and motors

• Molecular self-assembly

• Nanobiotechnology

• Nanofluidics

• Nanomagnetism and spintronics

• Nanomaterials

• Nanomedicine

• Nanometrology and instrumentation

• Nanoparticles

• Nanosensors and other devices

• Nanostructured materials

• Organic?inorganic nanostructures

• Photonic structures and devices

• Quantum information

• Structural properties

• Surface patterning and imaging

• Synthesis and processing

• Interdisciplinary research in nano science, technology and engineering