Dear researchers, there are some questions i need to discuss.
1- How to be a reviewer in a scientific journal?
2- How to be an editor in a scientific journal?
3- What is the difference between minor and major revision in paper review?
4- As a reviewer, which are the most important parts of the paper that, affect in the acceptance or rejection of the paper?
5- As an editor, which are the most important parts of the paper that, affect in the acceptance or rejection of the paper based on reviewers results?
Thanks with Advance
I'm a journal reviewer indexed in JCR.
1. to be a reviewer of a JCR magazine you have two options: by invitation of a reviewer senor or direct invitation of the magazine.
2. To be an editor, your research trajectory, published publications and the impact factor of your publications are taken into consideration.
3. minor revision your article is fine but it lacks something small to modify and major revision is when your article needs to document something else, try algorithms, add results or compare results.
4. a. the writing of the article.
b. grammar and orthography
c. new and new results.
d. references.
5. novel and new results.
How to get invited Alejandro Medina Santiago ? Interesting discussion.
You are invited by the editor of the magazine, since you publish in that magazine or through your career of high impact publications
I am a reviewer. I have become a reviewer by invitation. I attended a few seminars with the same group and leadership. I made presentations as a scholar and one of the key note speakers. They came to know me and later asked me to be one of their reviewers of their refereed journal.
Yo be a reviewer you need to have in depth knowledge of research and its all ramifications
To be a resident you must obtain a degree in your scientific specialization as well as published research
you need to register in the journal or publisher system
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