Editor Guidelines
Chief Editor and Editors play a vital role in maintaining standards of the journal through a peer review process. Editors should make sure that all the articles must be published concerning the scope of the journal according to scientific relevancy, veracity, research strength, innovative methods. Editors must be unbiased with his/her decisions given on manuscripts and that should not be affected by the author’s nativity, nationality, ethnicity, religion, etc. Manuscript judgment must support the logical strength and significance to the scientific world.
Responsibilities
After receiving manuscripts from the author, the editorial office assigns the manuscript to an editor to review the manuscript. Papers are assigned to editors based on their expertise and research interest. The editor’s role is to assign two reviewers to provide review comments. In a situation where the editor cannot assign reviewers, then the editorial office assigns the reviewers on behalf of the editor. The editor should respond timely on his/her timeline in completing the peer review process and providing his/her decisions on manuscripts. The editor has to supervise the entire peer review cycle to preserve the principles of the journal. The editor can handle any number of manuscripts for the peer review process according to his interest and other commitments. As the editors are back bone to journal sustainability, editors can contribute the manuscripts which can be research articles/ editorials/ short communications for the continuation of issues in the journal. The editor has to encourage the submissions from other qualified authors, and they can suggest their colleagues. We welcome our editors to suggest new thoughts and ideas for the advancement of the journal. Editors need to ensure the security of individual data and maintain privacy.
Published : 10th March 2021
Authors : Anna Isayeva, Olena Buriakovska*
Citation : Isayeva A, and Buriakovska O. Sleep Disorders in Patients with Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Mathews J Neurol. 5(1): 18.
Published : 03rd December 2019
Authors : Melinda Fejes1*, Beatrix Varga2, Katalin Hollódy3
Citation : Citation: Fejes M. (2019). Does the Quality of Life Study Reflect the Sociodemographic Background of Epileptic Children and Adolescents? Mathews J Neurol. 4(2): 17
Published : 14th June 2019
Authors : Sheryl Manganaro1, Scellig Stone2
Citation : Manganaro S. (2019). SEEG Depth Lead Records Inside an Air Bubble: A Case Report. Mathews J Neurol. 4(1): 15.
Published : 31st May 2019
Author : Sven-Erik Eriksson
Citation : Sven-Erik E. (2019). Long-Term Prognosis Related to Fasting Total-Cholesterol and Triglyceride Levels After TIA/Stroke. Mathews J Neurol. 4(1): 14.
Published : 17th March 2019
Author : David Zimmerman
Citation : Zimmerman D (2019). Looking Over the Fence. A look at Psychiatry from Another Discipline. Mathews J Neurol. 4 (1): 13
Published : 05th October 2018
Authors : Nikolaos Andreas Chrysanthakopoulos 1, Panagiotis Andreas Chrysanthakopoulos 2
Citation :
Chrysanthakopoulos NA and Chrysanthakopoulos PA. (2018). Molecular Biology and Cellular Signaling Pathways in Glioblastoma. Mathews J Neurol. 3(1): 012
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