EPJ Photovoltaics indexed in CAS
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- Published on 23 October 2012
EPJ Photovoltaics is now indexed in the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) database.
Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) monitors, indexes, and abstracts the world's chemistry-related literature and patents. These databases offer many scientific disciplines, including biomedical sciences, chemistry, engineering, materials science, and more.
Open calls for papers
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EPJ Quantum Technology: Special Issue on Quantum Metrology & Quantum Enhanced Measurement
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Topological Ultracold Atoms and Photonic Systems
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Special Chaotic Systems
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EPJB: Topical Issue on Advances in Quasi-Periodic and Non-Commensurate Systems
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Quantum Technologies for Gravitational Physics
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Modeling and simulation of heat/mass transport, nucleation and growth kinetics in phase transformations
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EPJB: Topical Issue on Recent Advances in the Theory of Disordered Systems
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Memristor-based systems: Nonlinearity, dynamics and application
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Nonextensive Statistical Mechanics, Superstatistics and Beyond: Theory and Applications in Astrophysical and Other Complex Systems
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EPJ Quantum Technology: Special issue on Quantum Magnetometers
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Diffusion dynamics and information spreading in multilayer networks
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EPJE Topical Issue: Dielectric Spectroscopy Applied to Soft Matter
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EPJA Topical Issue: First joint gravitational wave and electromagnetic observations: Implications for nuclear and particle physics
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Branching Dynamics at Mesoscopic Scale
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EPJ E Call for papers: Thermal non-equilibrium phenomena in soft matter
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EPJ AM Call for papers: Themed Issue on Terahertz metamaterials
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EPJ B Special Issue: Complex Systems Science meets Matter and Materials
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EPJ Data Science: Thematic series on human mobility
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EPJ Quantum Technology: Thematic Series on Space Applications of Quantum Technology
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EPJ Techniques and Instrumentation: Thematic Series on Novel Plasma Diagnostics