Publish with ScienceBank

Fast, qualified peer review. Publication on your terms.

Submit the manuscript you already have, in any layout. An editor is assigned in about two days, and accepted papers are published open access in about 60.

Publishing at a glance

  • About 2 days

    from submission to editor assignment

  • About 60 days

    from submission to publication, against 4–12 months elsewhere

  • 100%

    PhD-level editorial team, all working researchers

Easy submission

Submit the paper you have. No reformatting.

Upload your manuscript exactly as it is — the layout and referencing style you already use, as a PDF, Word or LaTeX file. Add each figure and table as its own file. Our editorial team checks the text and places your figures, so you never have to redo or adjust your paper for us.

Read the author guidelines

Constructive review

Review that improves your paper

Reviewers comment directly on your text, so every point is in context. Editors turn the comments into clear guidance, you respond point by point, and you follow every step from your dashboard.

How it works

From submission to publication

  1. Submit in minutes

    Choose ScienceBank — our editorial team places your paper in the right community — or pick your community yourself. Upload your manuscript as it is, add your figures and tables as separate files, then declare and submit.

  2. Editorial screening

    Our editorial team checks your manuscript, figures and policy declarations, and every submission gets a similarity check before it goes to an editor.

  3. Constructive peer review

    An editor is assigned in about two days and invites qualified reviewers. Their comments are anchored to your text, and you respond to each one when you revise.

  4. Publish under your control

    You approve the final proof or ask for corrections before publication. Your article gets a DOI, is published open access under a CC licence, links to your ORCID record, and you keep your copyright.

Before you submit

What your manuscript should include

We are flexible about format, not about standards. Like any peer-reviewed journal, we ask every manuscript to include the essentials below — each one links to the policy that explains it.

  • Title, abstract and keywords

    An accurate title, an abstract of no more than 300 words and at least three keywords.

    Author guidelines

  • Authors and contributions

    Every author with their affiliation and CRediT role, and a named corresponding author with an email address.

    Authorship

  • Competing interests

    A statement of any financial or non-financial competing interests — or a statement that there are none.

    Competing interests

  • Funding

    Every source of funding for the work, including grant numbers.

    Disclosure of funding sources

  • Data and code availability

    Where your work uses data, materials or code: where they can be found, with repository names and persistent identifiers.

    Data and material availabilitySoftware and code sharing

  • Ethics approvals

    For research with people or animals: the approving committee, permit numbers and consent. Clinical trials include their registration number and CONSORT checklist.

    Human subject researchAnimal research

  • AI use

    A statement of how any AI tools were used in the research or the writing.

    AI use policy

  • References

    A complete reference list in the standard style of your field.

    Author guidelines

  • Figures and tables

    Numbered and cited in the text with their captions. Also upload each one as its own file.

    Author guidelines

FAQ

Questions authors ask

Do I need to reformat my manuscript?

No. Upload it as it is, in the layout and referencing style you already use — including one prepared for another journal. Just add each figure and table as its own file; our editorial team does the rest.

What files do I upload?

Your manuscript as one file, as it is (PDF, Word or LaTeX), plus each figure and each table as its own file. Supplementary data and a cover letter are optional.

How fast is peer review?

An editor is assigned in about two days, and accepted papers are published in about 60 days from submission. You can follow every milestone from your dashboard.

Who reviews my paper?

Qualified researchers in your field, invited by an editor from our PhD-level editorial team. Each community sets its review model, such as single- or double-blind.

Can I respond to the reviewers?

Yes. Reviewers comment on specific passages of your text, and when you revise you respond to each comment point by point before resubmitting.

Who controls publication and copyright?

You approve the final proof or request corrections before publication, and you keep your copyright. Articles are published open access under the community’s licence: CC-BY, CC-BY-SA or CC-BY-NC.

Ready when you are

Submit your manuscript today.

Choose ScienceBank or your community, upload the paper you already have, and follow it from screening to publication.

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