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 AQIE Publications
Reserach Paper Manuscript Submission
RPMS for publication


Instructions:
Before Submission:
 
1.  Authors are advised to  Refer to Author Guidelines link on the page.
2. Download the   Journal  paper template . 
3. Prepare the  Word document using the downloaded template.
4. Suggest
Three Reviewer names, along with their mail addresses.

5. The authors have to submit Copyright Transfer form after the acceptance of the paper.
 6. After acceptance, authors  should  prepare the paper camera-ready and ready to publish.
7. Reviewer's suggestions, corrections, revisions and modifications will also be published at the end of the paper during the process of publication.




 Submission Form

Type of paper
Upload Abstract ( Word file)
Upload Word (docx) file (Max 300KB)

Criteria for a reviewer

 

AQIE aim to take decisions on manuscripts, based on the advice of at least two independent reviewers.

Suggest Three Reviewers to review your research paper. To give an informed and unbiased opinion on a manuscript, reviewers should be well qualified, with a significant and continuous publication record, and an in-depth knowledge of the subject matter and methodology. In case the content of  manuscript require additional independent reviewers, particularly in the case of  multi-disciplinary  areas,  final selection of reviewers  will be taken by the Editor-in-Chief.

The reviewer must be

  • Active in the relevant field and /or methodology as judged by their publication record
  • Ideally having published more than 5 articles in the past 5 years

  • Free of any potential bias, i.e.

    • No co-publications with an author of the submitted manuscript in the last 5 years

    • Not currently or recently affiliated at the same institution as an author

    • Not excluded by the authors (we allow authors to exclude up to 3 reviewers)

    • Not known to have particularly strong views or opinions on the topic, unless this can be balanced by additional reviewers

  • Reviewers should be ‘independent’ of one another, i.e.

    • Not currently working at the same lab/institution

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