The processing of papers has two major – and largely separate – elements: editorial review by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS, section 4), and production by Oxford University Press (OUP, section 5). Over three-quarters of papers published by MNRAS originate from outside the UK. There are no restrictions based on nationality, institutional affiliation, qualifications etc. Anyone may submit a paper to be considered for publication in MNRAS. First published in 1827, MNRAS is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious astronomy journals. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal which publishes research in astronomy and astrophysics. Instructions to Authors 1 Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Paper types 1.3 Charges 2 Preparing a manuscript 2.1 LaTeX 2.2 Microsoft Word and other word processors 2.3 Contents 2.4 Figures and tables 2.5 Language 2.6 Copyright and plagiarism 2.7 Catalogues and online material 2.8 Errata 2.9 Data Policyģ Submitting a paper 3.1 Ethics 3.2 Newsworthy articles 3.3 Submissions through Overleaf 3.4 Submissions through ScholarOne Manuscripts 3.5 Preprint policy 4 Editorial review 4.1 Decisions 4.2 Submitting a revised version 4.3 First Look 5 Publication 5.1 Author Services 5.2 Licence form 5.3 Artwork 5.4 Proofs 5.5 Open Access 6 Style guide 6.1 Layout 6.2 Spelling, grammar, punctuation and mathematics 6.3 References and citations 6.4 Miscellaneous journal style 7 Contacts
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