Testimonials

“We submitted an article for a special issue of Inorganics on water oxidation. The manuscript template is clear and easy to handle. We received two reviews, both being competent and constructive. The revised and accepted manuscript was carefully edited, in two rounds. To accelerate the process, the editorial office set appropriate deadlines for submission of revised version and proof corrections. Speed and quality of the editorial work was excellent.”

Article in Inorganics: Modelling the (Essential) Role of Proton Transport by Electrolyte Bases for Electrochemical Water Oxidation at Near-Neutral pH

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“Our Review published in Inorganics was my first co-authored publication. The process was guided and fast. The response from the reviewers was very helpful, as well as their suggestions. The publication process was also very quick and efficient. My experience was very positive and made me grow as a scientist, considering it was my first time writing a manuscript.”

Article in Inorganics: Iron and Copper Intracellular Chelation as an Anticancer Drug Strategy

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“My first publication at Inorganics was in the framework of the special issue ‘MRI contrast agents’ upon invitation from the Guest Editor, Dr. Célia S. Bonnet. The whole process was very fast, in just under one month, the paper was out after fast and fruitful reviewing process. Ms. Li (Assistant Editor) followed the publication process closely and has answered all queries promptly.”

Article in Inorganics: Targeted Contrast Agents for Molecular MRI

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“We published our research in Inorganics. It was my first experience with an open-access journal and I was impressed very much. The reviewers’ comments came in very fast and were short, robust and constructive. The editorial office had no problem at all with mixed Word/LaTeX formatting of our materials. The publishing process was as swift as in no other journal. And the website is very user-friendly. I am certainly recommending the journal to my colleagues.”

Article in Inorganics: Computational Structures and SAPT Interaction Energies of HXeSH···H₂Y (Y=O or S) Complexes

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“Our groups have been using ALD to synthesize heterogeneous catalysts and SOFC electrodes. As part of this work, we made important observations about how to use the approach on porous materials that we wished to share with the community as quickly as possible. Inorganics thoroughly reviewed and published our work within one month of submission. The fact that the journal is indexed by both ISI Web of Science and Google Scholar ensures that the work will obtain the visibility that we require.”

Article in Inorganics: Atomic Layer Deposition on Porous Materials: Problems with Conventional Approaches to Catalyst and Fuel Cell Electrode Preparation

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“Our first article was submitted to the special issue “Novel Non-Covalent Interactions” and it has been a very positive experience. I enjoyed interacting with the editorial office, which was very helpful. Moreover, the review process was rapid, fair and constructive. We were also very satisfied with the rapid publishing process and their help in the preparation of the cover picture. I will certainly submit our new research articles to this journal and recommend it to my colleagues.”

Article in Inorganics: Regium-π vs Cation-π Interactions in M₂ and MCl (M = Cu, Ag and Au) Complexes with Small Aromatic Systems: An ab Initio Study

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“We published our manuscript in Inorganics. The process was extremely fast and smooth. The comments from the referees were of high quality and the assistant editor Silivia Luo was very helpful during the process.”

Article in Inorganics: Crystal Structure and Coordination of B-Cations in the Ruddlesden–Popper Phases Sr_3−xPr_x(Fe_1.25Ni_0.75)O_7−δ (0 ≤ x ≤ 0.4)

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