About Advanced Materials Proceedings
A premier international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the field of materials science and engineering through high-quality research publications.
Journal Overview
Advanced Materials Letters (AML) is an international scientific journal published by the International Association of Advanced Materials (IAAM). The journal serves as a platform for researchers, scientists, and engineers to share their latest discoveries and innovations in the rapidly evolving field of materials science.
Since its inception, AML has been committed to maintaining the highest standards of scientific excellence while ensuring rapid dissemination of research findings. Advanced Materials Letters is available through IAAM membership and subscription; the journal does not charge authors article processing charges.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between fundamental research and practical applications, fostering collaboration across disciplines and geographical boundaries. We welcome submissions from researchers at all career stages, from emerging scientists to established leaders in the field.
Publication Types
Research Articles
Original research with comprehensive experimental details and analysis
Review Articles
Comprehensive reviews of established topics and emerging trends
Letters
Short communications reporting urgent or significant findings
Perspectives
Forward-looking opinion pieces by invited experts in the field
Access & Membership
Advanced Materials Letters is available through IAAM membership and subscription. IAAM members receive article access allowances based on membership category; non-members can subscribe or purchase access to individual articles.
Key Information
Focus Areas
Editorial Office
International Association of Advanced Materials
Gammalkilsvägen 18A 16974 Vaxholm, Sweden
Website
www.iaamonline.org
Recognition & Indexing
Scopus (2010–2016)
Previously indexed in Scopus during its coverage period
Google Scholar
Freely discoverable via Google Scholar academic search
CrossRef DOI
Digital Object Identifiers for all published articles
Publishing Since 2010
Over 15 years of peer-reviewed materials science research
