About the Journal

ResearchBerg Review of Science and Technology (RRST) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that publishes research articles, reviews, and technical reports in the fields of science and technology.

We recognize the rapid evolution of the scientific landscape and actively seek research that ventures into new territories or deepens our understanding of existing fields.  Academicians, researchers, students pursuing advanced studies, industry leaders, and technical specialists will all find invaluable insights within our pages. By providing a blend of theoretical findings and practical applications, we strive to be a resource for experts and novices alike.

Upholding the highest standards is central to our mission. Each manuscript undergoes a meticulous peer-review process, steered by a panel of esteemed experts from relevant fields. This ensures not only the scientific accuracy of the content but also its relevance and potential impact on the wider community. Moreover, our editorial team is deeply invested in maintaining the journal's reputation for scholarly excellence, providing guidance and feedback to authors throughout the publication process.

ResearchBerg Review of Science and Technology is unwavering in its commitment to open access. Our articles are freely accessible, ensuring that pivotal research is available to scholars, policymakers, and enthusiasts around the globe. We believe in breaking down barriers to knowledge, recognizing that great ideas and innovations can come from any corner of the world.

We warmly invite submissions from researchers and professionals. The journal also periodically announces special issues or themed editions, providing a focused lens on specific areas of interest. We are also open to collaborations with academic institutions, research organizations, and industry bodies for special editions or research highlights.

 

Charges for Publication: There are no fees associated with submitting and publishing all sorts of articles in any journal of ResearchBerg

 

Peer-Review Policy for the ResearchBerg Review of Science and Technology

1. Purpose and Scope

The peer-review process is essential for maintaining the quality and integrity of published research in the "ResearchBerg Review of Science and Technology." This policy outlines the process, criteria, and ethical considerations to ensure that all submitted works undergo a rigorous and fair evaluation.

2. Initial Manuscript Assessment

All manuscripts submitted to the journal will first undergo an initial assessment by the editorial team. This step ensures that the submission aligns with the journal's scope, follows the prescribed formatting, and adheres to ethical guidelines.

3. Selection of Reviewers

For each manuscript that passes the initial assessment, the editorial team will select a minimum of two external reviewers with expertise in the relevant field. Reviewers are chosen based on their academic credentials, publication record, and the absence of any potential conflicts of interest with the authors.

4. Double-Blind Review Process

To eliminate potential biases, the journal adopts a double-blind review process. This means that both the authors and the reviewers remain anonymous to each other throughout the evaluation phase.

5. Review Criteria

Reviewers are provided with a standardized evaluation form that addresses the following key criteria:

  • Originality and significance of the research.
  • Clarity and coherence of the research question or hypothesis.
  • Adequacy and appropriateness of the methodology.
  • Accuracy and relevance of data analysis.
  • Soundness of conclusions drawn.
  • Relevance and adequacy of citations.
  • Overall contribution to the field.

6. Reviewer Recommendations

After assessing the manuscript, reviewers can make one of the following recommendations:

  • Accept without revisions.
  • Accept with minor revisions.
  • Revise and resubmit (major revisions required).
  • Reject due to specific deficiencies or irrelevance.

7. Decision-making

The editorial team consolidates reviewer feedback and makes the final decision regarding the manuscript's status. The corresponding author will receive a decision letter, which includes reviewer comments and, if applicable, instructions for revisions.

8. Revision Process

If revisions are required, authors are expected to address each point raised by the reviewers. A revised manuscript should be accompanied by a detailed response letter that outlines the changes made and provides justification for any points not addressed.

9. Post-Acceptance and Publication

Manuscripts accepted for publication will undergo a final proofreading and formatting phase. Authors may be contacted to clarify any ambiguities or address minor issues.

10. Ethical Considerations

All participants in the peer-review process are expected to adhere to the highest ethical standards. This includes:

  • Reviewers should disclose any potential conflicts of interest and recuse themselves if necessary.
  • Reviewers should treat manuscripts confidentially and not use the knowledge gained for personal advantage.
  • Authors should respect feedback, even if they disagree, and engage constructively.

11. Appeals Process

If authors disagree with the decision, they have the right to appeal by providing a detailed rationale. The editorial board will re-assess the manuscript and the reviews, potentially seeking an additional opinion if deemed necessary.