Article Processing Charges

Transparent APCs that support open access neurological publishing.

JNRT operates under an open access model so neurological research can be read and reused without subscription barriers. APCs support peer review coordination, production, DOI registration, and long term hosting.

Charges are assessed only after acceptance. There are no submission or page fees.

The standard Article Processing Charge for JNRT is applied to accepted manuscripts and covers all article types.

• Editorial assessment and peer review management
• Professional copyediting and typesetting
• Crossref DOI registration and metadata updates
• Online hosting, archiving, and indexing submissions
• Ethics, plagiarism, and data statement checks
• Author support through revisions and proofing

APC revenue supports author services that improve clarity and dissemination, including editorial coordination, production checks, and post publication support.

These services ensure that neurological findings are presented clearly and remain accessible for long term use.

APC funding supports quality checks that protect the scholarly record and improve long term usability. These checks focus on data integrity, ethical compliance, and metadata accuracy.

• Plagiarism screening and image integrity checks
• XML and metadata validation for indexing readiness
• Accessibility reviews for figures, tables, and supplementary files

APCs do not influence editorial decisions. Acceptance is based on scientific merit, scope alignment, and methodological quality. The APC supports the full publishing lifecycle from peer review to long term access.

JNRT is committed to clear pricing so authors understand costs before submission and can plan accordingly.

Open access removes barriers for clinicians, researchers, and caregivers who need neurological evidence for decision making. It also helps accelerate translation of discovery into therapy and rehabilitation practices.

Publishing in JNRT ensures global visibility and compliance with funder expectations for open access dissemination.

APCs support a rigorous editorial process, structured metadata, and long term access to published research. This helps institutions track outputs, funders verify compliance, and clinicians access validated evidence.

JNRT provides clean, citable records that strengthen author visibility and improve downstream impact tracking.

Many neurology grants require open access publication and clear licensing statements. JNRT provides CC BY license language and documentation needed for funder reporting.

Authors should confirm funder mandates early and share grant identifiers during submission so metadata reflects compliance requirements.

Authors from low-income and lower-middle-income countries as defined by the World Bank may be eligible for partial APC waivers. Requests are assessed for eligibility and availability.

• Partial APC waivers for eligible authors
• Membership or institutional arrangements may reduce APCs
• Early requests help avoid production delays

Waiver requests should be submitted as early as possible, ideally at the time of submission or immediately after acceptance. This allows the editorial office to confirm eligibility without delaying production.

• Email the editorial office with the manuscript title and request
• Provide country classification or institutional documentation
• Include funding details if a sponsor is involved
• Await confirmation before final payment processing

Invoices are issued after acceptance and production begins after payment confirmation. We accept payments via PayPal. For bank transfer payments, please contact our Accounts Department at [email protected].

The editorial office can provide invoices and documentation for institutional billing or funder reimbursement.

Institutional or third party payments are accepted with proper documentation. If multiple authors share funding responsibilities, coordinate with the editorial office so payment is processed smoothly. Include purchase order references when required to avoid delays in institutional processing, and request pro forma invoices if your grants office needs advance documentation.

Itemized invoices and payment confirmation letters are available for grant reporting and institutional compliance. If your institution requires specific invoice language, contact the editorial office early.

• Acceptance decision issued by the editor
• Invoice issued and production starts simultaneously
• Payment confirmation to avoid delays
• Publication proceeds after payment confirmation

Institutions and departments may coordinate centralized payments or membership arrangements for multiple authors. This simplifies billing and reduces administrative effort for research teams.

• Centralized invoicing for institutions
• Documentation for grant or departmental reimbursement
• Support for purchase orders when required

The APC supports publication under the CC BY 4.0 license, which allows sharing and reuse with attribution. This license improves reach for neurological research and supports open science goals.

Timelines depend on author responsiveness during proofing and the complexity of figures or supplementary materials. Prompt proof approval helps keep publication on schedule.

Authors can speed publication by confirming metadata, affiliations, and funding details during proof review.

After publication, articles are shared with indexing partners and become accessible through open access distribution. Authors can increase reach by sharing the DOI link and repository identifiers.

Clear metadata and data links help clinicians and researchers discover your work quickly.

JNRT aims to reduce financial barriers that could limit participation in open neurological science. Waiver requests are reviewed with confidentiality and do not affect editorial decisions.

If your research addresses underserved populations or resource constrained settings, the editorial office can advise on support pathways.

Multi author teams should confirm funding sources before acceptance to prevent delays. Assign a primary billing contact who can coordinate invoices and approvals.

• Identify the billing contact early
• Confirm grant or departmental funding availability
• Request documentation for reimbursement if needed
• Notify the editorial office of payment constraints

Once payment is confirmed, articles move through copyediting, formatting, and proof review. DOI registration and metadata checks ensure long term discoverability.

Authors receive proofs for final review and should verify data, figures, and metadata before publication.

Clear cost planning supports timely publication and reduces administrative delays for authors and institutions. If you need guidance on budget language or compliance statements, contact the editorial office for template support.

Planning APCs early in the project lifecycle helps avoid delays during acceptance and production.

JNRT provides documentation to support funder reporting and institutional compliance. This includes invoices, payment confirmations, and licensing statements for open access requirements.

If specific wording or documentation is required for reimbursement, notify the editorial office in advance.

• Confirm funding source before acceptance
• Identify the billing contact for invoices
• Request waiver consideration early if eligible
• Review invoice details for institutional processing
• Confirm payment method and timeline

• APCs are applied only after acceptance
• No submission or page fees are charged
• Waiver requests should be submitted early
• Institutional payments are accepted with proper documentation
• Contact the editorial office for billing guidance
• PayPal is supported for standard payments
• Split billing can be coordinated with the editorial office
• Funding documentation can be provided on request
• Invoices are aligned with the accepted manuscript