Peer Review Process
Ensuring Excellence Through Rigorous Evaluation
Our Review Process
Biomedicasphere follows a rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure the highest quality of published research. Our expert reviewers evaluate each submission for scientific merit, methodology, and contribution to the field.
Review Timeline
1. Submission
Authors submit manuscripts through our online submission system
Day 12. Initial Review
Editorial team conducts initial screening for scope and quality
3-5 Days3. Peer Review
Expert reviewers evaluate methodology, results, and significance
4-6 Weeks4. Decision
Editorial decision communicated with detailed feedback
1-2 DaysReview Criteria
- Scientific Merit: Originality and significance of research
- Methodology: Appropriate design and statistical analysis
- Clarity: Clear presentation and logical flow
- Ethics: Compliance with ethical standards
- References: Appropriate citation of relevant literature
Possible Outcomes
For Reviewers
Expert Reviewers
We invite leading researchers and practitioners in biomedical sciences to serve as reviewers for our journal.
Time Commitment
Reviewers typically spend 2-4 hours evaluating a manuscript and have 3-4 weeks to complete their review.
Recognition
Reviewers receive certificates of appreciation and are acknowledged in our annual reviewer recognition program.
Ethics and Standards
Confidentiality
All submissions are treated with strict confidentiality. Reviewers are required to maintain confidentiality and not share or discuss manuscripts under review.
Conflict of Interest
Reviewers must declare any conflicts of interest and recuse themselves from reviewing manuscripts where conflicts exist.
Bias-Free Review
Our double-blind process ensures that reviewer decisions are based solely on scientific merit, not author identity or affiliation.
Constructive Feedback
Reviewers provide constructive, respectful feedback that helps authors improve their work, regardless of the final decision.
Questions About Our Review Process?
Contact our editorial office for any questions about the peer review process or to volunteer as a reviewer.