Testimonials

I was very happy to be able to review a journal article that will be published by MDPI. In short, I can say that the peer-reviewed journal concept meets international standards and fulfills the working mechanism of a reviewer. Thank you MDPI Editor Team from Verdi Yasin.

Reviewer of Symmetry

Less

I am grateful for all the help and support from the editorial offices at MDPI. The work is very professional and is a great contribution to science communication. MDPI and the people at MDPI have no peers in the industry—I consider MDPI by far the best publisher.

Article in Symmetry: A Hierarchy of Interactions between Pathogenic Virus and Vertebrate Host

Less

The editor was very easy to work with, offering support and answers to all questions. Despite the difficulties that arose in the process of preparing articles, the staff provided comprehensive assistance. I would also like to note that despite the current political situation, the publishing house continued to cooperate with the authors. I also wish to highlight the professional work of the reviewers and, of course, the Editor-in-Chief who helped with the preparation of the Special Issue.

Special Issue in Symmetry: Advanced Digital, Modeling and Control Applies into Various Processes II

Less

The submission/reviewing/acceptance or nonacceptance is clear, rapid, and efficient. The papers submitted to Special Issues represent significant contributions in the area.

Special Issue in Symmetry: Symmetry in Mathematical Analysis and Functional Analysis II

Less

The Special Issue was on an important topic in number theory and applications. We had several contributors who submitted their papers. The referees did a remarkable and valuable job. This allowed us to select the best submissions.

Special Issue in Symmetry: Recent Advances in Number Theory and Their Applications

Less

"Really wonderful experience publish a paper in symmetry Journal. Thesubmission system and the all publication process are very impressive. Great!"

Article in Symmetry: Chiral Buckybowl Molecules

Less

"Personally, I was extremely pleased with how the entire process of publishing the article went from submitting the paper to publishing itself. The editorial team was very helpful and polite and extremely prompt in responding to all my requests. I recommend this journal to all researchers and I am considering to publish with MDPI again."

Article in Symmetry: Synthesis on the Acceleration Energies in the Advanced Mechanics of the Multibody Systems

Less

"I have a long experience with MDPI (since 2003). MDPI is now one of the greatest publishers. Its E-system is one of the best I faced. Authors have a great degree of freedom to select a manuscript type, without formatting constraints, at the difference with many other (i.e., non-MDPI) journals: it was for me a very important criteria to publish in MDPI journals."

Article in Symmetry: Chirality of Dirac Spinors Revisited

Less

"I think that the MDPI group is doing an excellent job and has a great vision with the rapid and competent review process and the extreme kindness and professionality of the editorial team."

Article in Symmetry: Using Behavioral Instability to Investigate Behavioral Reaction Norms in Captive Animals: Theoretical Implications and Future Perspectives

Less

"MDPI is a good publication outlet, which balances the speed of publication, the quality of reviews, impact factor, open-access publishing, and the publicizing of an article and an author through various forums. I have been a reviewer for MDPI journals such as Electronics, Computers, Applied Sciences, Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications, Micromachines and Symmetry, and an author of research articles in MDPI journals such as Electronics, Computers, Applied Sciences and Symmetry. I have recently been included in the Editorial (Topics) Board of Electronics. Based on my experience as an author and a reviewer, my opinion is that MDPI journals continue to grow from strength to strength, and I am happy to be associated with MDPI."

Article in Symmetry: Quasi-Delay-Insensitive Implementation of Approximate Addition

Less