The Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics was founded in 1990 and since then it has grown into a major peer-reviewed international journal. It publishes experimental papers on materials in modern electronics, optoelectronics and photonics, with broad but in-depth coverage. The scope of the journal includes the synthesis, growth and processing of new materials (such as compounds and alloys), structural studies by various experimental techniques, characterization of microstructure, structure-property relationships, electrical, optical, dielectric, magnetic and thermal properties. The Journal accepts a wide range of materials-related papers in both traditional and newly developing fields, such as materials used in established electronic and optoelectronic devices, microelectronics, thin and thick films, sensors, heterogeneous integrated circuit applications, memory/storage applications, glasses, glass-ceramics and linear/non-linear crystal materials and laser materials, high Tc superconductors, organic semiconductors, conducting polymers, new contact technologies, low-dimensional structures and devices, spintronic materials and structures, topological insulators, energy applications (e.g. energy harvesting and storage, optoelectronics, solar cells, photocatalysis, green photonics), solid-state ionics, thermoelectrics and phononics, Materials related papers are also accepted in the emerging field of quantum technologies, including electronic/spintronic/photonic and related materials systems for quantum entanglement applications, plasmonic materials and sensors, communications and metrology. The papers should always contain extensive and novel experimental work with rigorous analysis and sound interpretation. In all cases, the main focus of the paper must be materials related and experimental work with the expectation that over 70% of the work is experimental. Theoretical and analytical papers, as well as those that contain a high degree of chemistry or electrochemistry are generally excluded from the scope. Papers that contain biological, medical, pharmaceutical, bacterial, biosafety, blood-related works, even in a small section, are excluded from the scope and such papers will be returned. The journal also publishes comprehensive review articles within the scope of the journal from researchers; authors are expected to have a well-established research track record in the review field and international visibility. Surveys and short or mini-reviews are not acceptable.