Information For Readers

The review process remains essential to validate manuscripts awaiting publication. On the one hand, it helps the journal's editor in making a decision on the article, on the other hand it allows authors to improve their submitted manuscript.

Quality readers are the pride of the journal. To this end, Tanganyika Journal of Science is constantly looking for resourceful, experienced and dedicated scientists to review the manuscripts submitted by the authors.

Readers interested in this call for review are asked to provide the editorial board with certain information which includes names, gender, contacts, area of expertise, conflict of interest (if any), affiliations and some references of online publications (on INTERNET). Reader information [other than names and affiliations, unless otherwise specified by the individual] is at the sole discretion of the editorial board.

The qualities of a good reader include: trustworthiness, sincerity, mastery of research methodology, and proven experience in the development and publication of scientific articles.

Elements of the evaluation of the manuscript submitted to TJS

Originality
Technical qualities (instructions to authors)
Depth of the research
Clarity of presentation
Absence of the stigma of misconduct and bias (fraud, plagiarism, misinterpretation, etc.)

Reader's decisions

The reader's reasoned decisions in the outline (evaluation grid) include five possibilities:

Manuscript accepted
Manuscript to be accepted after minor revision (essentially of form)
Manuscript to be accepted after medium revision
Manuscript to be accepted after major revision
Manuscript to be rejected

Time given to the reader

The Tanganyika Journal of Science allows 10 to 60 days for the reader (depending on the type of article) to provide feedback on the manuscript submitted for approval.

We invite readers to sign up to receive publication notices from this journal. Use the Register link at the top of the journal's home page. This registration will allow the reader to receive the table of contents of each new issue of the journal by email. This list also allows the journal to claim a certain level of support or readership. See the journal's Privacy Statement, which assures readers that their name and email will not be used for any other purpose.