Peer Review Process
Peer review is a crucial phase in the publication process and plays a crucial role in determining an article’s quality, preserving the integrity of the published literature, and advancing research. In order for the research to fulfil the criteria of scientific objectivity, this process is mostly carried out by specialists in the field who read, remark, and filter the research for quality and veracity.
The double anonymized peer-review process used by SB Research publishers allows for an objective assessment of a submission while maintaining the anonymity of the reviewer reports that get to the authors.
All manuscripts submitted to SB Research Publishers will undergo meticulous peer assessment. Only once the editors have given their final approval are any articles published. As soon as an article is submitted to us, a member of the Editorial Board for the relevant publication who is an authority in that field is assigned to it for initial screening.
The review process will proceed if the editor determines that the article can satisfy the necessary requirements by distributing it to at least three potential reviewers from outside the organization. Typically, external reviewers are given 14 days to complete the project. Once the assigned reviewers have finished their reviews, the assignment is then forwarded to the handling editor for additional consideration. At least two reviews are taken into account. The handling editor will determine whether to accept the piece or propose minor or significant adjustments. The editor has the right to reject an article from the journal if they feel it is unfit for publication.