The journal "Electromechanical Matters. VNIIEM Studies" (hereinafter referred to as the Journal) has been published since 1959. From 1959 to 2001, the Journal was issued as thematic collections of scientific works. Since 2001, it has been published under the title "Electromechanical Matters. VNIIEM Studies".

The scientific and technical Journal was founded and is published by the Joint Stock Company “Research and Production Corporation ‘Space Monitoring Systems, Information & Control and Electromechanical Complexes’ named after A.G. Iosifian” (JSC “VNIIEM Corporation”). Brief information about the history of JSC "VNIIEM Corporation" is available on the official website: www.vniiem.ru.

The Journal's Chief Editor is Leonid Alekseevich Makridenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences (D. Sc.), General Director (CEO) of JSC “VNIIEM Corporation”, and recipient of the Russian Federation Government Award. L. A. Makridenko is the author of over 150 academic works on the development and control of advanced modern technical and organizational systems.

JSC “VNIIEM Corporation” is one of Russia’s leading scientific and engineering centers specializing in electromechanics and electrotechnics. It is the main developer and manufacturer of hydro-meteorological and oceanographic space systems, space monitoring systems for heliogeophysical and environmental observations, as well as developer of information, control, and electromechanical complexes for various applications.

The Journal publishes papers on fundamental issues of electromechanics, space monitoring systems, information and control and electromechanical complexes, methods for product testing, electrical equipment and control and protection systems for nuclear power stations, as well as topics related to receiving and processing space data, electric pumping equipment, and equipment for the oil and gas industry.

The Journal is well recognized in the scientific community. Scientists and engineers from JSC “VNIIEM Corporation” and contributors from other organizations regularly publish here. To date, it has published papers by more than 500 authors.

It is a journal for engineers, CEOs, government executives, scientists, educators, and students in technical fields.

"Electromechanical Matters. VNIIEM Studies" is one of the few Russian journals dedicated to problems in electromechanics.

The editorial policy covers all main directions of electromechanics and publishes diverse materials related to the journal’s focus.

The editorial board, editors, peer reviewers, and authors follow professional ethics principles per Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE): http://publicationethics.org/resources/international-standards and the Declaration of the Association of Russian Science Editors and Publishers: http://rasep.ru/sovet-po-etike/deklaratsiya.

Publication is free for all authors, including PhD students.

Journal Topics:

• Fundamental issues of electromechanics;
• Space electromechanics, spacecraft, near-Earth space research;
• Methods for testing products and equipment;
• Electromechanical equipment and automatic control systems;
• Electromechanics and socio-economic development;
• History of domestic space meteorology.

Published 6 issues per year.
ISSN 2500-1299.

Distribution Channels:

• Post subscription via Unified Catalog “Press of Russia” (subscription index 87648);
• Selective promotional mailing via in-house database;
• Mandatory delivery to ITAR-TASS (Russian News Agency TASS);
• Through the “Russian Science Citation Index” and the Scientific Electronic Library (NEB): www.elibrary.ru

Journal Requirements and Distribution

Materials published shall not contain classified state or commercial secrets. Each issue undergoes peer review confirming openness for publication.

Articles are published in Russian.

The editorial board consists of at least eight doctors and candidates of science, listed on the title page.

Mandatory peer review; only original, unpublished works accepted.

Rejections occur for submissions outside scope, not meeting standards, negative reviews, or copyright violations.

Author guidelines available on official website.

Chief Editor

• Proposes editorial board members for approval including foreign scientists;
• Approves editorial board composition;
• Leads editorial board and decides on publications;
• Recruits leading scientists and experts;
• Ensures scientific quality and compliance;
• Manages translation and copyright compliance.

Editorial Board

Led by the Chief Editor, responsible for scientific oversight.

• Assists in selecting quality materials;
• Decides on article acceptance or rejection;
• Shares responsibility for scientific standards.

Editorial Team

Manages all publication processes: reception, registration, peer review, editing, composition, proofreading, printing, and distribution.

Follows Chief Editor's decisions; adheres to ethics per COPE and National Declarations.

Monitors publication ethics, employs double-blind peer review, makes publication decisions.

Does not consider manuscripts submitted elsewhere simultaneously; checks for plagiarism.

Interacts with authors fairly, objectively, and transparently.

May reject articles that do not comply with peer reviewers' comments.

Paper originals preserved for 5 years.

Electronic versions archived from volume 100.