Peer Review Process

1. The manuscript submitted by the author is checked by the technical editor for correct formatting and compliance with the journal requirements.

2. After checking the article, the Editor-in-Chief (deputy Editor-in-Chief) sends it to the selected section editor or rejects it.

3. The section editor sends the article to the selected reviewers. After receiving the reviews, the section editor, together with the editor-in-chief (deputy Editor-in-Chief), decides on sending the article back for revision or rejecting the article.

4. The section editor sends the corrected version of the article and the author's response to the reviewer's comments for re-review. The review process is carried out until all comments (recommendations) are eliminated (revised) and the section editor, together with the Editor-in-Chief (deputy Editor-in-Chief), decides the article.

5. The accepted article is sent for editing (proofreading), layout, verification by the author, and final publication.

The type of review is one-sided "blind" (authors do not know who is reviewing their work).