Calls for papers in Journals 2023-2024
If you are interested in submitting your research papers to relevant journals, you can find some information regarding calls for papers here.
Journal club
This platform will feature one paper each week and will be open to comments and active discussions in regards to the same. Members are encouraged to post a paper of their choice for discussion here!
Available as a Reviewer
I am actively seeking new opportunities as a reviewer in the field of Optics and Photonics. As a researcher with a focus on Plasmonic Devices, Plasmonic sensors, Photonic Crystal Fiber, metamaterials, and metasurfaces. I have published 04 papers in renowned journals (Optics Express, Results in Physi...
MDPI Topics
MDPI runs Topics, which are collections of papers that concentrate on specific multidisciplinary topics in two or more MDPI journals. Topics allow authors from different research areas to unite around one theme, describe multidisciplinary applications, and develop new ideas. Topics are curated and l...
Peer-review platforms
Peer review is the process of specialists in a specific field evaluating research or academic work. It's an essential part of the publishing process because it allows journals to publish only papers that meet their scope and quality requirements. Based on its methodology and theory, each journal has...
International Research Journal of Science and Engineering
The International Research Journal of Science and Engineering (IRJSE) is a peer-reviewed oppen access refereed journal, which aims to provide the most complete and reliable source of information on current developments in the field. The emphasis will be on publishing quality research papers rapidly...
Ethical problems in academic peer review
Innovative research often challenges established doctrines and encounters resistance from peer reviewers and established scholars. It's crucial to acknowledge that many established scholars align themselves with mainstream theories not necessarily due to genuine conviction, but to protect their prof...