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CRediT adoption

IOP Publishing

IOP Publishing supports CRediT contributor statements via ScholarOne across its physics-and-engineering portfolio. Adoption is per-journal; flagship environment-focused and methods titles have been earliest adopters.

VariableAdopted 2019~85 journalsScholarOne Manuscripts

Overview

Where IOP Publishing stands on CRediT

IOP Publishing supports CRediT contributor statements via ScholarOne across its physics-and-engineering portfolio. Adoption is per-journal; flagship environment-focused and methods titles have been earliest adopters.

Scope: Available across the IOP portfolio with per-journal opt-in

Implementation details

How CRediT is captured and produced

Submission systemScholarOne Manuscripts
JATS implementationStandard ScholarOne CRediT capture; JATS <role vocab="credit"> emitted in production XML where adopted.
Production workflowFor titles that capture CRediT, roles flow through ScholarOne to IOPs production pipeline, into the article XML, and onward to Crossref deposits.

For authors

Author guidance — submitting to a IOP Publishing journal

When submitting to an IOP journal, check the journal-specific author guidelines for the contributor-roles policy. Where CRediT is captured, complete the role matrix during the ScholarOne submission steps.

For general CRediT submission guidance across publishers, see CRediT for authors.

Sample journals

Representative IOP Publishing titles with CRediT capture

  • Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
  • Environmental Research Letters
  • Reports on Progress in Physics
  • New Journal of Physics
  • Physica Scripta

Adoption history

Notable milestones

IOP Publishing has steadily integrated CRediT in line with the physics-society cohort, alongside the wider funder-driven push to transparent contribution reporting.

Notes

Caveats and context

Coverage strongest on environment, energy, and methods titles where multi-author teams are common.

Frequently asked

Common questions about IOP Publishing and CRediT

Does IOP Publishing require CRediT contributor statements?
It depends on the journal. IOP Publishing supports CRediT on a per-journal opt-in basis. IOP Publishing supports CRediT contributor statements via ScholarOne across its physics-and-engineering portfolio. Adoption is per-journal; flagship environment-focused and methods titles have been earliest adopters.
Which IOP Publishing journals support CRediT?
Representative IOP Publishing titles known to support structured CRediT capture include Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, Environmental Research Letters, Reports on Progress in Physics. Scope: Available across the IOP portfolio with per-journal opt-in. Check the individual journals author instructions to confirm the current contributor-roles policy.
How do I add CRediT to my IOP Publishing submission?
When submitting to an IOP journal, check the journal-specific author guidelines for the contributor-roles policy. Where CRediT is captured, complete the role matrix during the ScholarOne submission steps.
What submission system does IOP Publishing use for CRediT capture?
IOP Publishing uses ScholarOne Manuscripts. Standard ScholarOne CRediT capture; JATS <role vocab="credit"> emitted in production XML where adopted.
When did IOP Publishing adopt CRediT?
IOP Publishing adopted CRediT around 2019. IOP Publishing has steadily integrated CRediT in line with the physics-society cohort, alongside the wider funder-driven push to transparent contribution reporting.

References

Sources

  • IOP Publishing — author guidelines

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