Peer reviewer selection criteria
Reviewers should have a strong background in the subject matter of the manuscript. This includes a relevant academic degree, professional experience, and a track record of publications in the field.
- Therefore, the reviewer must hold a PhD or Doctor of Science degree in a field corresponding to the scientific profile of the publication.
- The reviewer must have their own publications in the field of knowledge that correspond to the focus of the journal and the subject matter of the peer-reviewed article.
- Reviewers should have publications in journals indexed in Scopus and/or Web of Science, demonstrating their expertise and ongoing engagement with current research in their field.
- Reviewers should have no conflicts of interest with the authors or the research presented. This includes avoiding reviewers who have recent collaborations, financial ties, or personal relationships with the authors.


