Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 6.0, ranking Q1 in Spectroscopy. Two-year citation average from OpenAlex data, updated August 2026.
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Journal Metrics Score 2026 · 2021–2024 window citedness 8.07.
Middle 50%: 46–193 days
27 of 27 PubMed-indexed articles · 100% coverage · 2024–2025
Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy accepts papers a median of 108 days after submission, including peer review and revisions. That is slower than 79% of comparable journals with PubMed timing data.
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34.5% of recent papers rank in the global top 10% after field normalization. This is easier to compare across specialties than raw citation totals.
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58 OpenAlex works · 2021–2024
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| Category | Quartile |
|---|---|
| Spectroscopy | Q1 |
Yes. A Q1 journal by citation data
Yes. By citation data, Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy is a strong journal: it is Q1 in Spectroscopy and ranks #352 of 6,272 Medicine journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 6%). Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 6.0. Recent papers took a median of 108 days from submission to acceptance, according to PubMed dates. OpenAlex lists an indicative article processing charge of $4,170 USD. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Spectroscopy, so check that your topic fits its scope.
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Recent accepted papers took a median of 108 days from submission to acceptance, including revisions (PubMed dates). Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy does not publish an acceptance rate.
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See what the report coversYes. By citation data, Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy is a strong journal: it is Q1 in Spectroscopy and ranks #352 of 6,272 Medicine journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 6%). Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 6.0. Recent papers took a median of 108 days from submission to acceptance, according to PubMed dates. OpenAlex lists an indicative article processing charge of $4,170 USD. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Spectroscopy, so check that your topic fits its scope.
Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 6.0, from the August 2026 data release. The score is a two-year citation average computed from OpenAlex (CC0) data: citations received in the most recent complete year to works published in the two prior years, divided by the number of those works.
We have not found an official acceptance rate published by Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy or its publisher, and Journal Metrics does not estimate one because submission counts are not public. What recent PubMed records do show is speed: accepted papers took a median of 108 days from submission to acceptance. To judge selectivity, compare Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's quartile and score with similar journals, or ask the editorial office.
Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's best quartile is Q1. By OpenAlex subfield: Q1 in Spectroscopy. Quartiles rank journals by Journal Metrics Score within each subfield.
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Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy accepts papers a median of 108 days after submission across 27 recent PubMed records with both dates; the middle half took 46–193 days. This includes peer review, editorial handling, and revisions.
PubMed records when a manuscript was received and accepted, not the individual review stages, so peer review time on its own is not available. The full time from submission to acceptance at Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, which includes peer review and revisions, has a median of 108 days. For the time to a first decision, check the journal's own website.
Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy's median of 108 days from submission to acceptance is slower than 79% of comparable journals with PubMed timing data.
OpenAlex lists an indicative article processing charge of $4,170 USD for Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. This journal-level estimate may exclude taxes, waivers, discounts, or article-type fees, so confirm the current charge on the journal's website.
Comparable journals include Journal of Magnetic Resonance Open, Journal of Biomolecular Nmr, Journal of Magnetic Resonance, and Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry. Compare their scores, acceptance times, and costs in the recommended alternatives on this page before choosing where to submit.
Most Elsevier and Cell Press journals take submissions through Editorial Manager; each journal has its own site, reached from Submit your article on the journal homepage. Before submitting, check the scope, follow the author guidelines for article type, length, and required statements, and prepare a cover letter. Accepted papers took a median of 108 days from submission to acceptance in recent PubMed records.