Not that I'm aware of. And there is a reason for that. Can you take a guess at why?QuantumSkippy said:Hello everyone. A Philosophy of Science friend showed a site where you can upload your paper and then you will be fairly quickly reviewed by your peers and this will be published alongside your paper. It seems to me this is a very good way to proceed; you may get assessment from the very top people, which would be very useful.
What is the equivalent site for Physics Papers?
The purpose of "Name of Online Journal with Immediate Online Review" is to provide a platform for researchers and scientists to publish their work and have it reviewed by peers in a timely manner.
The immediate online review process involves submitting a manuscript to the journal, which is then reviewed by a team of experts in the field. The reviews are typically completed within a short timeframe, and authors are notified of the decision and any necessary revisions.
One of the main benefits of immediate online review is the speed at which manuscripts are reviewed and published. This allows for timely dissemination of research findings and can also help researchers get feedback and make improvements to their work quickly.
The quality of submissions is ensured through a rigorous peer review process. All submissions are evaluated by experts in the field and only those that meet the high standards of the journal are accepted for publication.
Yes, "Name of Online Journal with Immediate Online Review" is an open access journal, meaning that all published articles are freely available to readers without any subscription or paywall.