How do I become a Frontiers reviewer?

Our qualifications and requirements for a potential reviewer are as follows: A minimum of 3 years research or professional experience in the relevant field of the applied journal. A minimum of 3 publications on the same topic as the applied journal.

What qualifications do you need to be a reviewer?

There are no specific qualifications needed to be a reviewer, but most reviewers will have a PhD. You certainly need to be able to prove you know the field of study well enough to be able to assess the novelty, quality, impact and importance of the research.

Do Frontiers editors get paid?

Chief editors receive an honorarium if their section or field reaches certain submission levels and for their editorial project work. The honorarium is not based on the number of accepted articles, ensuring that editors have no incentive to accept manuscripts.

What is the rejection rate for Frontiers?

Rejection rates in Frontiers journals are around ~27% for submissions outside of research topics, most manuscripts are published within 3 months of submission, and yet, Frontiers citations rates are amongst the very highest when compared to journals in the same categories.

How do you get published in Frontiers?

How to Become a Peer Reviewer

Can you publish in Frontiers for free?

Authors who publish open access in Frontiers of Medicine are required to pay an article processing charge (APC). The APC price will be determined from the date on which the article is accepted for publication.

Is it good to publish in Frontiers?

Frontiers, same but different

For example, Frontiers publishes papers fast, but slower than MDPI, it has a higher reliance on the Chinese market than MDPI, it charges higher APCs than MDPI, and its journals are slightly better ranked than those of MDPI.

Is Frontiers a prestigious journal?

Frontiers is the 3rd most-cited and 6th largest research publisher. We publish groundbreaking discoveries by the world's top experts. Scientists empower society and our mission is to accelerate scientific discovery by making science open.

How many reviewers usually see a paper Frontiers?

Most article types require at least two reviewers to complete a review. These reviewers can either be invited from the board of review editors or appropriately recruited among experts in the field. It is the prerogative of a handling editor to manage the reviewer recommendations of a manuscript.

Are the Frontiers journals predatory?

All Frontiers journals are published under a Creative Commons Attribution License. In 2015, Frontiers Media was classified as a possible predatory publisher by Jeffrey Beall. Based on a series of information published here, we decided to include the Frontiers Media journals on the predatory publications list.

Are reviewers paid for their work?

Researchers are sometimes paid for reviewing books or other written work. However, they are usually not paid for reviewing scientific papers.

Is Frontiers a good company to work for?

Is Frontiers a good company to work for? Frontiers has an overall rating of 3.4 out of 5, based on over 401 reviews left anonymously by employees. 54% of employees would recommend working at Frontiers to a friend and 49% have a positive outlook for the business.

How much does it cost to publish in Elsevier?

We offer a choice of journals with open access publishing charges ranging from $150 to $9,900. We will also consider requests for accommodations on a case by case basis for authors who are required to publish open access but do not have the financial means to do so.

How do I start being a reviewer?

How do I become a reviewer and get paid?

Yes, you can make money reviewing products online by writing reviews on different platforms, such as blogs, websites, social media, or online marketplaces. You can also earn money from affiliate marketing by linking to products that you review and earning commissions on every purchase made through your link.

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What makes Frontiers different from other publishers?

Our research journals are community-driven and peer-reviewed by editorial boards of more than 280,000 top researchers. Powered by pioneering technology, artificial intelligence, and rigorous quality standards, our research articles have been viewed more than 2.5 billion times, reflecting the power of open research.

What does a review editor do in Frontiers?

Along with associate editors, review editors are the key persons of the Frontiers review process, since they are responsible for certifying the validity and accuracy of publications, and for helping authors to improve the quality of their manuscripts as well as the way in which the research is communicated.

Who owns Frontiers publishing?

Frontiers Media SA is a publisher of peer-reviewed, open access, scientific journals currently active in science, technology, and medicine. It was founded in 2007 by Kamila and Henry Markram.

What is the acceptance rate of Frontiers journals?

The definition of journal acceptance rate is the percentage of all articles submitted to Frontiers in Psychology that was accepted for publication. Based on the Journal Acceptance Rate Feedback System database, the latest acceptance rate of Frontiers in Psychology is 86.4%.

How long does Frontiers take to publish?

It takes roughly 1-2 weeks from the acceptance of your article for your Author's Proof to be created by our typesetting team. Once you have approved the Author's Proof, it takes a further 1-2 weeks for us to implement any corrections, finalize the production process, and publish your article.

Who is the target audience of Frontiers?

Frontiers' target audience – in terms of both authors and readers – includes ecologists, environmental scientists, and other professionals in allied disciplines, especially those with interests in applied, problem-oriented science.

Is Frontiers a paid journal?

Frontiers (ISSN Online: 2994-7197) is an open access journal freely accessible on the Internet. With open access, SciencePG enables journals to disseminate knowledge more widely and at a lower cost than before.

What is a predatory journal?

Abstract. Predatory journals—also called fraudulent, deceptive, or pseudo-journals—are publications that claim to be legitimate scholarly journals, but misrepresent their publishing practices.