Two months after the first submission, I was responded to. There were four reviewers, they gave a total of nearly ten pages of more than 40 comments. The editor suggested “reject and resubmit”. After the revision, I resubmitted the manuscript and received a response in one month, and there were about 5 or 6 comments. After revision, it was accepted directly.

(6) Thank | cigarfish

We submitted our paper in December, the opinion was returned in January, and after returning the revised paper in November, it was accepted the following January.

(2) Thank | Anonymous

Hello, I would like to ask how long did it take for you to review it?

(0) Thank | jyj

I recently submitted an article to share my experience. The journal is a very good one with strong comprehensiveness, so the content it receives is actually quite diverse. The areas I am more familiar with, such as numerical analysis/mathematical modeling/statistical analysis related to medicine, can be attempted. As for the positioning of the journal, in fact, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) classification is not very friendly to The Royal Society series. Several well-established and high-quality journals are consistently ranked in Zone 2 or 3, such as Philosophical Transactions A, Proceedings A, and also this Interface. The review process is very fast. According to the information on their official website: https://royalsociety.org/journals/authors/benefits/publishing-times/, the speed of the first review is 9 days. Of course, I feel that such speed may involve some superficial reviews, and I'm not sure if the time for editors to reject the manuscript is included. However, based on my own experience and that of my colleagues, we usually receive feedback within about a month. So it is still relatively fast. Since I only needed minor revisions, the entire process from submission to publication took a total of 2 months.

2021-11: Submission
2021-12: Minor revision
2022-1: Accept with minor revision
2022-1: Final acceptance.

(94) Thank | AKrauser

Difficult, but highly praised within the industry.

(52) Thank | donglixue

Time is long

(0) Thank | Anonymous

Journal of the Royal Society Interface is the Society's cross-disciplinary publication promoting research at the interface between thePhysical and life sciences. It offers rapidity, visibility and high-quality peer review. Free access is allowed to all

(0) Thank | Anonymous

journal homepage URL: http://rsif.royalsocietypublishing.org/

(0) Thank | Anonymous

3 more than three months of arbitration to arbitration, I don’t knowCan't, anxiously waiting...

(0) Thank | Anonymous

Recommends articles on the behavior and interaction between materials and biomacromolecules.The article generally has 2-3 reviewers, and the journal home page introduces an average review cycle of 30 days.My manuscript took about a month.Among them, when returning comments during the first review, one reviewer has strictly revised the expression and grammar of the article (I guess that the editor received the scores of the first two reviewers, and then submitted a review to be responsible for modifying the grammar).The journal has strict requirements for grammar and so on.

(1) Thank | Anonymous