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What comes after manuscript submission?

 Have you submitted your paper? If so, you may be wondering what comes next. Once submitted, your manuscript will undergo a thorough peer review. For some researchers, this can be a difficult part of the publishing process, so here are some resources that you may find helpful:

• A guide for each step of the peer review process
• Tips on how to address reviewer comments
• Advice for surviving peer review and getting published
• Understanding what types of peer review approaches journals use

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