Peer Review Process

1. 1. Each manuscript undergoes a confidential and rigorous review process by experts in the relevant field to ensure the quality and integrity of the research.
   2. Submitted research is initially assessed by the editorial board to determine whether it meets the basic publication criteria and is eligible for peer review. A manuscript may be rejected at this stage for reasons such as topic irrelevance or low quality. The editorial board reserves the right to reject any manuscript without disclosing the reasons.
   3. Research eligible for review is sent to at least two reviewers. Reviewers may recommend publication with minor changes, publication with major changes, or rejection
   4. Reviewers' reports are sent to the author(s) for comments.
   5. Authors are solely responsible for the content, not the editorial board or the journal.
   6. Rejection letters are sent to authors whose research is not accepted for publication.
   7. The review process is completed within three months.