Fast Track Communications
Benefit from accelerated publication, by submitting a short article of high-quality new and important research to our Fast Track Communications. Read the top FTCs of 2009 or download the flyer.

Best of 2008
We are delighted to present a special selection of articles that showcase the very best research published in J. Phys. D during 2008. Read the best of 2008; these articles are free-to-read until the end of 2009.

An invitation to submit
The Editorial Board would like to invite article submissions from researchers working in areas covered by our subject sections. For more information please see the J. Phys. D journal scope and download our subject section brochures.

Latest issue (complete) No 23, 7 December 2009 (230301-238001)

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An advance list of articles that have been accepted for publication.

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Review articles
Topical review articles in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics.

What's new?
Progress in Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Biomedicine, Cluster Review in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
Fracture: from the atomic to the geophysical scale - Cluster Issue in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics

J. Phys. D News
Cluster Issues in 2009 focusing on:
Progress in Application of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Biomedicine
Fracture: from atomic to geophysical scale
Plasma modelling
Innovation and opportunity in surface engineering
Heusler compounds and devices
Charge transport in non-metallic materials

Forthcoming Cluster Issues:
Applications of magnetic nanoparticles in biomedicine
Carbon-related nanoscience and nanotechnology
Frontiers in low-temperature plasma physics
LEDs - Light for the future
Lighting diagnostics

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