Thursday, 22 October 2026

 


Dear Readers, Authors, and Colleagues,

to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Fracture and Structural Integrity, we are delighted to announce a major milestone: the launch of our newly redesigned journal website!

Guided by our commitment to providing the best possible experience for our international scientific community, we have completely redesigned the website to make it easier and more efficient to access, explore, and publish research than ever.

Here is what this upgrade means for you:

💡 For our Readers

  • Cleaner, more modern design: Enjoy an uncluttered, elegant interface that brings research articles front and center.
  • Seamless mobile reading: Whether you are on your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, the site now automatically adapts to your screen for an effortless reading experience anywhere.
  • Faster navigation and improved search: Easily discover the latest issues, search past articles, and jump directly to supplementary content—including our Visual Abstracts and Podcasts—without unnecessary clicks.
  • Enhanced accessibility: Optimized text contrast and a clearer layout ensure a comfortable reading experience for everyone.

 ✍️ For our Authors

  • Greater visibility for your work: Your research is presented with a crisp, professional layout that highlights key insights, figures, and author details at a glance.
  • Direct access to multimedia: Readers can now engage even more easily with your Visual Abstracts, audio summaries, and supplementary materials.
  • Intuitive submission process: Clearer guidelines and streamlined navigation make submitting your next paper faster and more transparent.

 What stays the same?

 Our core commitment to open science remains unchanged:

  • Diamond Open Access: Free for authors (no APCs) and free for readers.
  • Rigorous peer review: Maintaining the highest standards of scientific integrity.

We invite you to explore the new platform today and see the changes for yourself: www.fracturae.com

 👉 Visit the new journal website


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