The journal review process is very slow, and the editorial handling speed is very slow. It takes six or seven months to receive a response to the review, and it takes over a year to be accepted. After acceptance, there is still a long wait for typesetting, and only after typesetting can the article be indexed by the Web of Science. This journal is very time-consuming, and there is a possibility of rejection during the process. Please be cautious when submitting your manuscript!

(0) Thank | 123456

Too slow, too slow. The review I submitted, the editor-in-chief said he was interested in it in advance. After three months of initial review, there was no progress after three months of major revisions. I privately urged the editor, and from the tone of the response, it seems that they completely ignored the article for these three months and just left it in the system. After urging for another month, it was rejected. It seems like a group of dead people running a newspaper, not sure if they are just putting on airs or what they are doing.

(0) Thank | Harvey Guo

What does this mean? How long does it take to receive the DOI number for online publication?

(0) Thank | lzl12

It has been 7 months since the submission, and the second review has been revised. How long will the second review take?

(0) Thank | lzl12

May I ask how long it will take to receive the second review after making the revisions?

(0) Thank | 今天被拒稿了嘛

Too slow, too slow, it's a waste of time. After posting online, it takes a year and a half or more to formally publish.

(0) Thank | qwertyuiopasd

Indeed a terrible magazine, extremely slow in speed, with a super arrogant attitude. The content published in it mainly consists of connections-related individuals, seeming to be a backyard journal of the magazine's editor-in-chief and editorial board. It reflects a low-quality nature.

(182) Thank | stephaniejessie

It is recommended not to submit, as the review process and feedback are very slow, more than a year. Not all cases are this long, but you can tell by taking the time to read the articles, as it is stated above. It is very time-consuming...

(27) Thank | 怪里怪气

NAR, Briefings in Bioinformatics, BIOINFORMATICS, and Plos Computational Biology, these long-established journals have been categorized in Zone 2, while the relatively unknown GPB has been elevated to Zone 1. Hahaha, infuriating!!!!!!!

(1193) Thank | shaonian@china