Instead of publishing traditional conference proceedings the organizing committee has agreed with the journal "Few Body Systems" to publish a special issue "Advances on the Few-Body Problem in Physics (EFB26): Selected and refereed papers from the 26th European Conference".
It will consist of papers from oral presenters and selected posters. Every submitted article will go through the usual journal procedure of assessing the required relevance and novelty via peer-review.
Paper Format
The LaTeX macro package (zipfile) for Few-Body Systems can be found on the journal's homepage clicking on submission guidelines www.springer.com/601 or directly at https://www.springernature.com/gp/authors/campaigns/latex-author-support.
Copyrights
When you use materials (pieces of text, illustrations & graphs) that have been published previously, by yourself or by others, please do obtain permission to use them and cite properly.
Number of pages
There is no limitation in the page numbers however a minimum of 6 pages is required.
Paper submission
Please submit your paper through Springer’s submission system by going to the journal’s homepage and clicking ‘Submit online’.
Then create your account (if you do not already have one) and upload your paper selecting the regular article type.
During the procedure indicate that your manuscript belongs to the collection "Advances on the Few-Body Problem in Physics (EFB26): Selected and refereed papers from the 26th European Conference"
Starting date for submissions and deadline
The starting day for paper submission is September 1, 2026. The deadline for paper submission is January 31 , 2027. Extensions under request can be considered.
Peer review
Your paper will be peer-reviewed under supervision of the journal editors. Final acceptance will be on the discretion of E-i-C Prof. Alejandro Kievsky.
Typesetting and proofing
After acceptance your paper will be typeset by Springer and you will receive proofs for correction.
Publication in the journal
Once accepted and fully corrected your paper will be published in the then current issue and be fully citeable With the first paper of this collection published all published papers belonging to this collection can be additionally found online by clicking ‘Topical Collections’ on the journal’s homepage and then clicking on the Special Issue dedicated to 26th European Few-Body Conference, https://link.springer.com/collections/hbcijhcifh