is produced in a fully typeset manner, i.e. no special formatting is required, and all that authors need to provide is a common word processing document and figures. If LaTeX is used, please follow the style sheets provided in the link below.

Manuscript Preparation

Pre-submission

Online information resource www.elsevier.com/authors/languageediting, which outlines the importance of reasonable English language quality in a paper.
Guide to publication, a submission checklist, and an editing checklist.
Guide for authors
Use LaTex style
Author resource centre and Authors’ Home
Language editing and quality
Language editing companies

Technical screening

All submitted manuscripts are initially screened, purely on the basis of grammatical standards as well as completeness (as per guide for authors), to evaluate their suitability for the formal peer review process. Manuscripts which do not meet this set of minimum standards are returned to the submitting author(s) with a check-list of missing or insufficient items which need to be addressed before entering the review process.

Authors’ rights, publishing policies and funding bodies

Practical guide on how to use articles published by Elsevier. Click here to download the PDF.
Publishing policies on: Open Access & Sponsored Articles, Publishing Ethics, Copyright, Plagiarism, Article Retraction

Online Manuscript Submission

Peer Review Policy

Track the Status of Your Accepted Papers

CALPHAD Journal On-Line for Past Issues

Request Permissions

o Locate your desired content on ScienceDirect (guest users can view abstracts for free)

o Click on the "Request Permissions" link to the right of the abstract

o The Rightslink request page will then be launched (turn off your pop-up blocker)

o Select the way you would like to reuse the content (create an account if you haven't already)

o Accept the terms and conditions