Brazilian Journal of Physics

The Brazilian Journal of Physics is a global platform for research in experimental, theoretical, and computational physics. The scope includes all fields from fundamental and applied physics (atomic, condensed matter, molecular, nuclear, optical, particle and statistical physics), as well as interdisciplinary topics, such as biophysics, nonlinear dynamics and complex systems.

• An official publication of the Brazilian Physical Society (SBF). 
• Based in São Paulo, Brazil, with coverage of research from around the world.
• Founded in 1971, the journal has a long tradition covering a broad spectrum of physics research.
• Places a special emphasis on review papers reflecting the contributions of physicists in or from Brazil.
• Offers open access publishing at no cost to corresponding authors from participating institutions through Springer Nature Transformative agreements.