Technical Transactions

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Open Access Statement

The journal is an Open Access journal that allows a free unlimited access to all its contents without any restrictions upon publication to all users.

Before submitting the article to the Technical Transactions, you must download the Statement. After accepting the content of the statement, it should be printed, signed and sent a scan to the Editor (together with the article file). Only articles with a signed declaration will be subject to further processing. The signed Statement is also a consent to the publication of the article licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 (Open Access).

Articles should be sent in an electronic version file in .rtf or .doc, or .docx. format (please do not write papers in .pdf format) to the Editors at the e-mail address:

• dorota.sapek@pk.edu.pl or
• aleksandra.urzedowska@pk.edu.pl or
• malgorzata.mazur@pk.edu.pl

Copyright Policy

Articles are published under　Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

The wording of the copyright: © by author

Article Processing Charges

We would like to inform you that about the fee of PLN 950 (250 euro) for each paper. You will receive an invoice for publishing an article after obtaining positive editorial reviews. The payment does not depend on the size of an article.

Review process:

1. Each article is reviewed by two reviewers from outside the academic unit where the author of the article works.
2. At least one of the reviewers is affiliated with a foreign institution other than the nationality of the author of the article.
3. The review ends with a clear information of whether a given article qualifies for publication in the Technical Transactions.
4. Reviewers prepare a review on the form sent by the editorial office.
5. Reviewers do not receive payment for writing reviews, but the „certificate of being a reviewer” is avaiable on demand.
6. The "double-blind review process" principle applies, which means that the names of the reviewers are secret to the author. The reviewers also do not know the personal data of the author of the reviewed article.