Welcome to Organic Materials

Organic Materials is an international peer-reviewed journal aiming to cover the latest discoveries in the synthesis of organic materials and offers a platform where the next generation of researchers can grow, guided by the experts in this field. The scope of the journal is broad as the nature of its topic. Mainly, the synthesis, characterization and application of molecular and polymeric materials will be covered. Organic Materials offers the opportunity to publish both experimental and theoretical studies as well as to publish scientific primary data.

Main areas of research covered in Organic Materials:

Organic porous materials
Supramolecular chemistry
Crystal engineering
Liquid crystals
Self-assembly
Organic electronics
Molecular machines
Sensors
Functional polymers
Polycyclic aromatics

The following article types are published in Organic Materials:

Original Articles
Full papers covering original research which provide dependable research results with detailed experimental procedures and full characterization of all important new materials.

Short Communications
Preliminary reports of new research results whose significance to the scientific community justifies communication in a short format.

Reviews and Short Reviews
Manuscripts providing a comprehensive overview of a specific topic for the reader.

Practical Reviews
Manuscripts providing a clear overview on the state of the art and the key synthetic details of a cutting-edge topic for the reader.

Special attention should be paid to the Organic Materials Publication Ethics and Publication Malpractice Statement.

As an open access publication, all articles in Organic Materials are made freely available immediately upon publication for all to read and download from Thieme E-Journals.

Organic Materials is indexed in: Directory of Open Access Journals

All Organic Materials articles are also available in the Researcher App.

This journal is published under the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives).