The focus of Computer Physics Communications is on contemporary computational methods and techniques and their implementation, which are typically validated in the context of significant problems in physics. In this context, Computer Physics Communications publishes two types of papers: Computer Program Papers (CPIP), which describe important computer programs that will be archived in the CPC program library within the MENDELEY data repository. Submitted software must be covered by an approved open-source license. Papers and related computer programs that address contemporary physics problems that current software cannot solve are particularly encouraged. Computational Physics Papers (CP) are research papers that cover computational physics and related disciplines, including mathematics and numerical methods, algorithms, computational models (including models related to experimental design, control, and analysis), and algebraic computations. Each typically includes software implementation and performance details. Ideally, software implementations should be available through GITHUB, ZENODO, or institutional repositories. Additionally, research papers on the impact of advanced computer architectures and dedicated computers on computational physics may also be considered.