If you are submitting an article for publication, most journals will peer review, typeset and publish your article for free (if it is accepted). The notable exception is PRL, which I believe, charges a publication fee.kakarot1905 said:Hi
Does anybody know any free peer review services for research papers?
Does physical review letters have a free peer review service?
Thanks
Hootenanny said:If you are submitting an article for publication, most journals will peer review, typeset and publish your article for free (if it is accepted). The notable exception is PRL, which I believe, charges a publication fee.
Most journals I have seen do indeed levy "page charges", but offer x free pages for each manuscript. Certainly for papers in my field, this free limit is usually sufficient for the entire paper. Of course, there are also many journals that do not levy any page charges whatsoever, certainly in mathematics and engineering. Of the articles I have published, I have only had to pay once - for exceeding the free page limit by a few pages.Andy Resnick said:I am unaware of any Journal that does not levy 'page charges'- online or print. The charges can be waived in some circumstances, but I have paid for every article I ever published.
A free peer review service is a platform or program that allows scholars and researchers to submit their work for evaluation and feedback from their peers. This service is usually provided by academic journals or organizations and is free of charge for authors.
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Anyone can use a free peer review service, as long as they have a research or scholarly work that they would like to submit for evaluation. These services are often used by students, academics, and researchers who are looking to publish their work in academic journals or conferences.
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