SUBMIT A PAPER

Thank you for your interest in submitting your work to TheMind Journal. 

Our submission process is designed to be straightforward and accessible to all researchers. 

Below, you will find detailed guidelines for submission and an overview of our review process.

Submission Guidelines

• Type of Submissions: We accept various types of scholarly works including: Research Papers, Position Papers, and Datasets.

• Topics: We welcome submissions in the fields of Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, Computational Biology, Biology, and Neuroscience. Your research should contribute new knowledge or insights within these areas.

• Page Limit: Submissions must be a maximum of 9 pages, excluding references. This helps in maintaining conciseness and focus in your work.

• Citation Style: You are free to use any citation style (e.g., APA, IEEE, ...) as long as it is applied consistently throughout the paper.

• Formatting: Please format your submission according to our provided templates. These are available for both Word and LaTeX users to ensure your paper aligns with our publication standards. [PDF example template] or [LaTeX Template Link]

• Language: All submissions must be in English. We encourage clear, accessible language to ensure your research is understandable to a wide audience.

• Special Note: Submitters must be currently enrolled in a university and supervised by a faculty member. While our focus is on African undergraduate students, we encourage non-African students to submit their research as well.

Review Process

Our commitment to maintaining high academic standards is reflected in our review process:

1. Double-Blind Review: Every submission undergoes a double-blind review process. This means that both the reviewers and the authors are anonymous to each other, ensuring impartiality and fairness.

2. Initial Screening: Upon submission, each paper is initially screened for adherence to our guidelines and overall suitability for TheMind Journal.

3. Peer Review: Papers that pass the initial screening are then reviewed by at least two experts in the field. They will assess the quality, relevance, and contribution of your work to the field.

4. Feedback: Authors will receive detailed feedback from the review process. This may include suggestions for revisions, improvements, or clarification on certain points.

5. Revision: If revisions are required, authors will have the opportunity to amend their papers and resubmit. This step may occur multiple times, depending on the feedback provided by the reviewers.

6. Acceptance: Once your paper meets the journal's standards, it will be accepted for publication. You'll be notified of the publication timeline shortly after acceptance.

We aim to make the submission and review process as transparent and supportive as possible. If you have any questions or need assistance during your submission, please feel free to contact us.