General Peer-Review Process

In summary, all manuscripts submitted for publication in our journals undergo strict and comprehensive peer-review. The review process is single blind. If the manuscript is deemed appropriate for full review, it will be reviewed by a minimum of two external reviewers.

The submitted manuscripts shall be subjected to a thorough initial check, including a Plagiarism Check conducted within the Editorial Office. Leading the peer-review process shall be an Editor – usually the Editor-in-Chief or a board member of the journal, working alongside the Editorial Office. It starts with a Preliminary Review by the Editor (which is completed no later than 10 days after the manuscript submission).

Upon acceptance for full review, the Editor will collect a minimum of two review comments and prepare a decision letter based on the comments of the reviewers (to be completed within four weeks after the preliminary review). The decision letter is then forwarded to the Corresponding Author requesting an appropriate manuscript revision (to be peer-reviewed again, if necessary). The author shall subsequently receive a request to format the manuscript according to SCIRP’s template before proceeding into the typesetting and proofreading stage with the publisher. Prior to the online publication of the manuscript, the author will receive a PDF copy produced by SCIRP for checking.

Flowchart of the peer-review process
Guidelines for peer-reviewers
SCIRP Review Form

Join SCIRP's Peer-Review Program!

SCIRP is globally recognized as one of the largest academic Open Access publishers. Our multi-disciplinary journals require all manuscript submissions to undergo rigorous peer-review. Our esteemed reviewers take part in the evaluation of all manuscripts submitted to our journals. Based on the reviewer's comments, the Handling Editor, usually the Editor-in-Chief, is subsequently making a final decision concerning the manuscript's required improvement. We, at SCIRP, cordially invite you to participate in our peer-review program. Through your participation, you will support authors from around the world by supplying your valuable expertise via ideas and suggestions.

If you are interested in volunteering, kindly forward your Curriculum Vitae to service@scirp.org with the email subject titled 'Peer-Reviewer Application'. The procedures can be outlined as follows:

(1) Send us your CV;
(2) Become a peer-reviewer;
(3) Receive manuscripts from us, review the manuscripts, and send back your comments within 5 days.

The list of Guest Reviewers can be searched by name or research field(s).

Search for:

    Athanasios Exadactylos

    University of Thessaly, Greece

    Research Fields: Aquatic Animal Genetics

    Munadil k. Faaeq

    Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia

    Research Fields: Building Services, Information System Management, Internet Services and Applications, Public Administration, Web based Services and Applications

    Frederick Edward T. Fabella

    FEUR Graduate School, Cainta, Rizal, Philippines, Philippines

    Research Fields: Education, Social Sciences and Psychology

    Asma'a Ahmed Faden

    King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

    Research Fields: Oral Medicine

    Tamer Fathy Fath-Allah

    Faculty of Engineering, Public works Department, Ain Shams University, Egypt

    Research Fields: Satellite Geodesy; Physical Geodesy; GIS; Crustal Movements; Surveying

    Vural Fidan

    Yunus Emre Government Hospital, Türkiye

    Research Fields: Otology and Audiology, Rhinology, Allergic Rhinitis and Immunology, Facial Plastic Surgery, Sleep Disorders, Swallowing Disorders

    William P. Fox

    Department of Defense Analysis,Naval Postgraduate School, USA

    Research Fields: Mathematical modeling,Linear and nonlinear optimization,Simulations modeling,Statistical models,Decision and Risk theory,Game theory

    Lucía Capablanca Francés

    Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain

    Research Fields: microcapsules formation (different Techniques), characterization and applied on textiles or different substrats

    Peter Frost

    Department of Anthropology, Université Laval, Quebec City, Canada

    Research Fields: Sexual dimorphism in human skin color

    Min Fu

    Duke University, USA

    Research Fields: Neurobiology

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