Publisher: Stanford CARE
Field: Biomedical Sciences
profiles An average of 83% of editorial team members have authenticated ORCIDs in similar journals. To learn more about a publication fact, click on its .
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The editorial team is made up of the journal's editors and editorial board members, all of whom should possess research expertise in one or more areas of the journal's discipline or field.
by their name. They have verified their identities through ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID), which is a scholarly publishing organization for establishing who's who in research.The journal's editors select and invite peer reviewers, who are researchers with expertise closely aligned with a submission's topic, to assess the paper's research quality, methods, completeness, clarity, ethics, and other aspects.
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