Peer review is a key step in manuscript quality control, but it is often the most time-consuming step in the whole publishing process. For most manuscripts, peer review usually takes from several weeks to several months. In some cases, after a long wait, a manuscript may still be rejected due to technical deficiencies, for example, failing to meet the journal’s expectation on novelty or importance, issues with the validity of the experimental design and/or methods, the accuracy of presentation, adherence to research ethics, etc.

Our technical review service simulates the peer review process provided by international journals, as it carefully selects qualified reviewers for manuscripts according to different research areas. Our reviewers, researchers from world-renowned universities and other research institutes, not only have an impressive academic publishing record, but also have rich experience in reviewing manuscripts for international journals. Even more important, these researchers are research active and therefore have a good understanding of the frontier topics in their own areas.

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