1、投稿方式：在线投稿。

2、刊内网址（202506期）：

https://apnexus.org自动跳转至：

https://www.spiedigitallibrary.org/journals/advanced-photonics-nexus

http://apn.researching.cn自动跳转至：

https://www.researching.cn/apn

3、投稿系统：

https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/apnexus

4、官网邮箱：apnexus@spie.org，apnexus@siom.ac.cn

5、微信公众号：中国激光杂志社（optics1964）

6、出刊日期：双月刊，一年出版6期。

2025年12月24日星期三

Submission Guidelines

【官网信息】

Please read these guidelines fully and carefully before submitting.

All

manuscripts should be submitted through the Advanced Photonics Nexus

ScholarOne online system (https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/apnexus).

You will need to create an account before you submit, unless you already

have a ScholarOne account for other CLP journals, including Advanced

Photonics, Chinese Optics Letters, and High Power Laser Science and

Engineering.

When completing the online submission form, please follow these guidelines:

1. Submission Method:

Note

that if you are uploading an EndNote manuscript via the system,

sections of the submission form will be populated automatically.

2. Manuscript Information:

The

Title & Abstract should match your uploaded manuscript. You may use

the “Special Characters” function to insert a special character.

Enter three to six keywords for the submission. Select one subject from the existing list.

The Cover Letter can be entered directly into the system or uploaded as a separate file in .docx or .pdf format.

3. Authors:

All

the authors’ names, institutions, and email addresses should be added.

Only one author can be selected as the corresponding author.

Use

the function “ Find using Author’s email address” when adding a

co-author. If no co-author is found, please click “ create a new

co-author” to add the information for this author yourself.

4. Please view the PDF and HTML proof before submitting.

5. Please note that all items marked with an asterisk (*) in the submission form are required.

Note: The total combined limit for submission files is ~100 MB.

Before Submitting

Publication Policies

The following requirements will permit you to determine if you can submit a paper to Advanced Photonics Nexus.

Significance:

Contributions should be substantial and significant in content. We may

decline to publish papers that report only incremental progress.

Although a paper may be correct and appropriate for Advanced Photonics

Nexus, if it does not demonstrate, in the estimation of the reviewers

and editors, sufficient new and important information to warrant

publication, or provide a comprehensive review of the current state of

the art, it will be declined. Manuscripts that are commercial in nature

will not be considered.

Originality:

Papers should describe the original work of the authors that has not

been previously published in a refereed journal and is not currently

under consideration for publication in another refereed journal.

Advanced Photonics Nexus does not allow or sanction duplicate or

concurrent submissions of a paper to more than one peer-reviewed

journal. Papers should not report work that the author has already

published in another refereed journal. Any copying of text, figures,

data, or results of other authors without giving credit is defined as

plagiarism and is a breach of professional ethics. Such papers will be

rejected and other penalties may be assessed.

Guidelines for Ethical Publishing

The

purpose of these guidelines is to present ethical guidelines for

authors, editors, and reviewers to abide by when submitting to or

editing/reviewing for Advanced Photonics Nexus.

Authors are expected to read the Guidelines for Ethical Publishing prior to submission.

Authorship

Authorship

should be limited to those who have made a significant contribution to

the concept, design, execution or interpretation of the research study.

All those who have made significant contributions should be offered the

opportunity to be listed as authors. Other individuals who have

contributed to the study should be acknowledged, but not identified as

authors. The sources of financial support for the project should be

disclosed.

All

collaborators share some degree of responsibility for any paper they

coauthor. Some coauthors have responsibility for the entire paper as an

accurate, verifiable, report of the research. These include, for

example, coauthors who are accountable for the integrity of the critical

data reported in the paper, carry out the analysis, write the

manuscript, present major findings at conferences, or provide scientific

leadership for junior colleagues.

Coauthors

who make specific, limited, contributions to a paper are responsible

for them, but may have only limited responsibility for other results.

While not all coauthors may be familiar with all aspects of the research

presented in their paper, all collaborations should have in place an

appropriate process for reviewing and ensuring the accuracy and validity

of the reported results, and all coauthors should be aware of this

process.

Every

coauthor should have the opportunity to review the manuscript before

its submission. All coauthors have an obligation to provide prompt

retractions or correction of errors in published works. Any individual

unwilling or unable to accept appropriate responsibility for a paper

should not be a coauthor.

Because

authorship attribution requires accountability for the submitted work,

SPIE does not allow ChatGPT and other Large Language Models (LLMs) to be

listed as an author on a manuscript. If authors use AI tools when

writing a manuscript, it must be disclosed along with all other tools

used in the study in the Materials and Methods section of the paper.

This section should describe which AI tool was used and how it was used.

SPIE follows the guidance of COPE on this topic, which further advises

that “Authors are fully responsible for the content of their manuscript,

even those parts produced by an AI tool, and are thus liable for any

breach of publication ethics.”

Collaborations

are expected to have a process to archive and verify the research

record; to facilitate internal communication and allow all authors to be

fully aware of the entire work; and respond to questions concerning the

joint work and enable other responsible scientists to share the data.

All members of a collaboration should be familiar with, and understand,

the process.

When

submitting a manuscript authored by a group, the corresponding author

should provide the group name and identify the group members who are

accountable for the work as authors. The author line of the article

identifies who is directly responsible for the manuscript. If the author

line includes a group name, individual group members who are authors or

who are collaborators, sometimes called non-author contributors, should

be listed elsewhere in the paper, such as in the Acknowledgments or in

an appendix. The list should denote whether those names are authors or

collaborators.*

For

guidance on preventing and resolving authorship problems, see “How to

handle authorship disputes: a guide for new researchers” (a resource

from the Committee on Publication Ethics).

*Adapted from Council of Science Editors recommendations.

ORCID iD

While

not required, ORCID iDs are strongly encouraged for all authors

submitting to the journal. ORCID provides a persistent digital

identifier that distinguishes researchers and ensures proper attribution

of their work.

During

submission, corresponding authors will have the opportunity to link

their ORCID iD to the manuscript via the submission form.

After submission, coauthors will be contacted by email and invited to link their author role to their ORCID iD.

We encourage all authors to register for an ORCID iD at ORCID and use it consistently across all publications.

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