Member Record: Beilstein-Institut
| Title | Beilstein-Institut |
| Class |
Professional Publisher (Small) |
| URL | http://www.beilstein-institut.de |
| Owner | Beilstein-Institut: non-profit foundation |
| Address | Trakehner Straße 7-9, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany |
| Copyright link | http://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjoc/submission/copyright.htm |
| Copyright policy | CC-BY |
| Complaint email | bjoc-editorial-office@beilstein-institut.de |
| Complaint policy | no specific policy |
| Publication charge link | http://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjoc/about/aboutJournal.htm |
| Publication charge policy | no APCs, no charges |
| OA journals | 2 |
| OA articles | 550 |
| OA books | ca. 20 |
| Peer review process | http://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjoc/submission/refereeInstructions.htm |
| Peer review policy | All articles published in the journal are fully refereed by experts in the corresponding subfield of organic chemistry or nanotechnology. Detailed information about the review process is given in the Instructions for Referees. The assigned editor makes a final acceptance decision based on the referees' recommendations. The identity of referees is not disclosed to authors or other referees throughout the process. The anonymized referee reports are sent to authors, but are not publically viewable.
The primary intention of the review is to afford the editor an independent expert opinion of the scientific value of the manuscript and to give the necessary information needed for making a decision. Authors should be given detailed feedback about any deficiencies, what specific work is needed to improve their manuscript or how they can make their manuscript more accessible to nonspecialists. A review report should provide an author enough explanation to understand the basis of a decision but any weakness of a manuscript should not be unduly emphasised. Referees comments should be objective, impersonal and constructive. |