Peer review is an important part of publishing papers in high quality peer review journals. When you submit a paper to Libertas you will be gaining intellectual support from our peer reviewers, who will see your work in a new perspective and offer constructive guidance. Don’t just take our word for it:

“The editorial staff of Drug Target Insights were very helpful and friendly.  The peer review report was constructive and helped to improve my manuscript.  I was impressed with the quick processing time.  I highly recommend this journal for publishing high quality articles” -Dr Lutful Amin -Stamford University Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh

All submissions to Libertas are subject to independent blind peer review by two to three peer reviewers. The Editors in Chief of each journal are responsible for editorial decisions ensuring that the review comments are constructive and comprehensive to be of use to the author. This approach helps to maintain the integrity of the journal by ensuring that the process has been rigorous but fair.

“In my experience Reproductive Biology Insights is a model for author-friendly open access journals, combining rigorous peer review with efficient speedy processing. It has been a pleasure--and no pain--working with such a good editorial and production team -In my experience Reproductive Biology Insights is a model for author-friendly open access journals, combining rigorous peer review with efficient speedy processing. It has been a pleasure--and no pain--working with such a good editorial and production team.” – Dr Mahmoud F. Fathalla -Assiut University, Egypt

Peer reviewers are selected based on their expertise. This guarantees you will always get high quality and subject appropriate reviewers for all of your submissions.

My co-authors and I had a very positive experience with the review and publication process in Evolutionary Bioinformatics.  The reviewers were rapid and on point, and publication was also rapid after we made the necessary revisions -Professor Steven Salzberg -Director, Center for Computational Biology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA

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