As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
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The submission file is provided in Microsoft Word format, and the appropriate template (either for a full paper or an abstract) has been used correctly, with the manuscript fully adhering to the stylistic and formatting guidelines specified in the template. Please refrain from using word processing software that may alter formatting styles (e.g., LibreOffice or similar alternatives).
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As part of our compliance requirements, all co-authors' names, email addresses, and affiliations must be accurately entered into the online metadata form during the submission process.
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Conflict of Interest, Informed Consent and Ethical Statements have been included in the submission.
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An up to 300 words excerpt and keywords must be filled into the metadata online form during the submission process (will be used for the paper landing page).
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Content that has been published elsewhere may be submitted in abstract form, provided it is appropriately paraphrased and properly cited. In cases where portions of the submission have been previously published, it is the responsibility of the authors to ensure that all necessary copyright transfers to Infinite Science Publishing have been completed. Without proper copyright clearance, the abstract cannot be included in the Transactions. By submitting this abstract, you - on behalf of all co-authors - confirm that there are no outstanding copyright issues related to the content of the submission.
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With this submission you - on behalf of all authors of your submission - declare your consent that, if accepted, the contribution is published in the Transactions on Additive Manufacturing Meets Medicine (Trans. AMMM - ISSN: 2699-1977) online under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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For each accepted paper from authors with academic or clinical affiliation the paper handling fee is 450,- Euro. The paper handling fee for student authors (not older than 27 years with valid student ID) is 190,- Euro. For authors from industry or authors with co-authors from industry, the paper handling fee is 550,- Euro (for start-ups younger than 3 years: 450,- Euro).
You can submit either a one-page abstract (issue supplement) or a full paper to the Trans. AMMM (regular issue).
Accepted abstract submissions will be published online in the Supplement of Transactions on Additive Manufacturing Meets Medicine (Trans. AMMM - ISSN: 2699-1977). Accepted full-paper submissions will be published online in the regular issue of the journal.
One-page abstracts will be peer reviewed. Content published elsewhere may also be placed in this format (as long as it is not copy/paste). The full paper has no page limit (preferred 6 pages). These papers have a minimum of 2 reviewers.
Templates
Please upload your structured full paper or one-page abstract according to the structure and style of the Microsoft Word templates as docx-file via the submission systems. When filling in the metadata form, please indicate the preferred type and category. Papers will be accepted only, if the template was used accurately. The abstracts and papers will be peer-reviewed.
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Please upload your paper by klicking the obligatory boxes above. When filling in the metadata form, please indicate the preferred journal section.
Publication Fees
For each accepted paper from authors with academic or clinical affiliation the paper handling fee is 450,- Euro. The paper handling fee for student authors (not older than 27 years with valid student ID) is 190,- Euro. For authors from industry or authors with co-authors from industry, the paper handling fee is 550,- Euro (for start-ups younger than 3 years: 450,- Euro).
Author's Statements
In the final section of the manuscript, all authors must disclose any interests that could reasonably be perceived as potential conflicts of interest. Each declared interest should include a brief explanation of why it may constitute a conflict. If no conflicts exist, authors must explicitly state this.
Submitting authors are responsible for ensuring that all co-authors disclose their relevant interests. A conflict of interest may arise when external factors - financial or otherwise - could influence, or be perceived to influence, the objectivity, integrity, or evaluation of the research.
All potential conflicts - regardless of whether they had an actual impact - must be reported in the Conflicts of Interest section. If none exist, please include the following statement:
“The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest relevant to this work.”
Declared conflicts will be reviewed by the editors and peer reviewers and will be included in the published version of the article. For further guidance, please refer to our publication ethics policy and the duties of authors.
Authors must disclose all current or recent sources of funding, including support for article processing charges, as well as any payments, goods, or services that could potentially influence the research. All funding - whether or not it represents a potential conflict of interest - must be fully and transparently reported in the funding declaration.
In addition, any involvement by individuals other than the listed authors must be disclosed if they: i) have a vested interest in the outcomes of the work; ii) are affiliated with an organization that holds such an interest; or iii) were employed by or received compensation from a funding body in connection with the commissioning, conception, planning, design, execution, analysis, or interpretation of the research, the preparation or revision of the manuscript, or the decision to submit it for publication.
For studies involving human subjects or human-related data, authors must confirm that the research was conducted in full compliance with all applicable national regulations and institutional policies. Furthermore, the study must adhere to the ethical principles outlined in the Helsinki Declaration.
