Peer Peview Process

Peer Review Process

  1. Initial Review: The Editorial Board evaluates the manuscript for scope, originality, data sufficiency, and format.
  2. Peer Review Assignment: If the manuscript meets requirements, at least two peer reviewers are assigned using a Blind or Double-Blind process.
  3. Decision Making: Post-review, the editor decides the manuscript's status. If revisions are needed, the manuscript is sent back to the authors.
  4. Final Decision: After revisions, the editor makes the final decision to request further revision, accept or reject the manuscript.
  5. Reviewer Rating: Peer reviewers are rated on substantial and technical aspects of their reviews.

Reviewer Recommendations and Conflicts of Interest

Reviewer Assignment Criteria

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