PEER REVIEW PROCESS

Peer review by academic experts is a crucial step in processing the manuscript before publication. By presenting the study to one or more experts in the same field as the authors, the quality of the authors' work will be assessed. Before becoming widely recognised and appearing online, new scientific findings, breakthroughs, and ideas must first undergo scientific peer review, which is a quality-control process that examines whether they have been examined and criticised by competent scientists. In order to preserve the quality of the work, all journals need a minimum of three peer reviews.

ROA journals approach Double blind Peer Review process improves the quality of the manuscript and attests to the significance and originality of the research. This procedure aims to be as impartial as feasible. The identity of the author is unknown to the reviewers, and you won't know who the reviewers are either. We have a strong commitment to upholding the highest standards for peer review.