Journal “Proceedings of universities. Electronics”
Published since October 1996
ISSN 1561–5405
eISSN 2587–9960
DOI: 10.24151/1561-5405
The scientifical and technical journal «Proceedings of Universities. Electronics» publishes original research papers and review articles (invited submission) in Russian and in English. The Journal is focused on the actual problems of electronics. The term «electronics» embraces micro-, nano-, opto- and acoustoelectronics, photonics, vacuum and microwave electronics. The Journal highlights technological, physical and circuit engineering aspects of these fields in electronics.
The Journal presents the research insights of higher educational institutions, research institutes, Russian industrial enterprises, the instructional aspects of teaching with an account of the up-to-date requirements and forms of study. The Journal also publishes special issues dedicated to particularly current topics.
The Editorial Board of the Journal includes competent Russian scientists from leading institutes and scientific centers as well as foreign specialists.
The Editorial Board throughly reviews all submitted manuscripts which then are accepted or rejected by the Editorial Board meeting.
Selected papers of the authors of the Journal «Proceedings of Universities. Electronics» are published each year in additional issues of the journals Semiconductors (issue 13) and Russian Microelectronics (issue 7). These English-language journals are included into global citation indexes Scopus and Web of Science.
Since 2002, Supreme Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation has put the Journal «Proceedings of Universities. Electronics» in the List of peer-reviewed scientific publications in which the main scientific results of theses for a candidate or doctor degree of sciences must be published.
The Journal is abstracted and indexed in full-text database eLIBRARY.RU, Russian Science Citation Index and Science Index Rating. In 2015 the Journal has been included into Science Citation Index based on Web of Science.
Beginning from 2017, Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) are assigned to journal papers. The Journal's publisher MIET is a member of CrossRef.
Beginning from 2017, Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) are assigned to journal papers. The Journal's publisher MIET is a member of CrossRef.
The Journal is distributed practically in all regions of Russia, in countries of the Union of Independent States and in neighboring foreign countries. About 30 profile universities receive our Journal.