Editors Responsibilities

Journal Standards Protection: The editor is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the journal’s quality and reputation. They ensure that the journal’s guidelines, policies, and scope are adhered to by all submissions.

Manuscript Assessment: The editor evaluates submitted manuscripts for their scientific quality and relevance to the journal’s scope. They decide which manuscripts go forward for peer review.

Peer Review Process: The editor manages the peer review process. They select suitable peer reviewers for each manuscript and ensure a fair, unbiased, and timely review process. They make decisions on manuscripts based on peer reviewers’ feedback.

Decision Making: Based on the reviews, the editor makes the final decision on whether to accept, reject, or request revisions for the manuscript. They ensure that all decisions are fair and unbiased.

Ethical Guidelines: The editor ensures that all ethical guidelines are followed in the publication process. They handle allegations of misconduct and conflicts of interest and ensure the integrity of the academic record.

Communication: The editor communicates with authors, reviewers, and the editorial board. They provide feedback to authors and guide them through the publication process.

Continuous Improvement: The editor seeks to continuously improve the journal. They may solicit special issues, invite prominent researchers to submit a manuscript and implement strategies to increase the journal’s impact factor.

Staying Informed: The editor stays informed about developments in the field to guide the journal’s direction. They also stay updated on changes in publishing standards and ethical guidelines.

Note: The role of an editor is crucial in maintaining the quality and integrity of the scientific literature. Their work ensures that the research published in their journal is valid, reliable, and contributes to the field.