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ICTPE Conference

 

International Conference on

Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering

(ICTPE)

 

International Organization of IOTPE

 

 

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PEER REVIEW

 

The International Conference on Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering (ICTPE) is committed to maintaining a fair, thorough, and timely peer review process to ensure the highest standards of academic publishing. The conference follows a double-blind peer review system, in which both the reviewers and the authors remain anonymous to each other throughout the review process.

 

1. Peer Review Process

- Each submitted manuscript is initially assessed by the Editor-in-Chief or a designated editor to determine its suitability for the conference’s scope and adherence to submission guidelines.

- Manuscripts passing the initial screening are assigned to at least two independent reviewers with expertise relevant to the topic.

- Reviewers provide detailed, constructive feedback on the manuscript’s originality, methodology, technical quality, clarity, significance, and contribution to the field.

- Based on the reviewers’ evaluations, the editor will make one of the following decisions:

* Accept

* Minor revisions required

* Major revisions required

* Reject

 

2. Reviewers’ Responsibilities

- Evaluate manuscripts objectively, fairly, and professionally.

- Provide comments that are clear, specific, and helpful for authors to improve their work.

- Maintain confidentiality of the manuscript content and not share, distribute, or use it for personal advantage.

- Disclose any conflicts of interest that could affect their impartial evaluation of the manuscript.

 

3. Authors’ Responsibilities During Review

- Respond to reviewers’ comments point by point in a clear, respectful, and timely manner.

- Revise the manuscript carefully to address all reviewer concerns.

- Provide a detailed revision letter explaining changes made or justifying any points not addressed.

 

4. Editors’ Responsibilities

- Ensure a fair and unbiased review process, selecting qualified reviewers free of conflicts of interest.

- Maintain confidentiality of all manuscripts.

- Make decisions based solely on the quality, originality, and relevance of the manuscript to the conference’s scope.

- Communicate decisions clearly and promptly to authors.

 

5. Reviewer Selection and Conflicts of Interest

- Reviewers are selected based on their expertise and previous publication record in relevant areas.

- Editors will avoid inviting reviewers who have recent collaborations, shared affiliations, or personal relationships with the authors.

- All reviewers must declare potential conflicts of interest before accepting an invitation to review.

 

6. Confidentiality

- Manuscripts submitted to ICTPE are treated as confidential documents.

- Information about manuscripts will not be shared with anyone outside the peer review process without authors’ written permission.

 

7. Timeframe of Review

- ICTPE aims to complete the initial review process within 4-8 weeks from the date of submission.

- Authors will be informed promptly in case of delays.

 

8. Appeals Process

- Authors who disagree with editorial decisions may submit a written appeal to the Editor-in-Chief, including a detailed explanation supported by evidence or responses to reviewers’ critiques.

- Appeals will be reviewed by the editorial board or an independent expert, and final decisions will be communicated to the authors.

 

9. Ethics in Peer Review

- ICTPE follows the COPE Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers.

- Suspected misconduct discovered during peer review will be investigated, and appropriate actions will be taken following COPE recommendations.