Processing Fee

Megaron Research Journal Studies,  Subscription-based and open access journals may levy an additional cost upon manuscript submission in order to support the funding of editorial and peer review operations. Submission fees, on the other hand, may speed up publishing by reducing the level of competition for review and approval. Positive effects on impact might also emerge from journal quality: only writers who are certain they are selecting the correct publication will be prepared to pay a submission fee, which could raise the caliber of submissions. It’s interesting to note that there has also been a suggestion that submission costs may cause authors to question the caliber of peer review and the logic behind their work, which may encourage journals to take greater responsibility. Megaron does not receive funding from any entities. The processing fees collected from authors fund the Megaron Journal’s operations, which include online hosting, manuscript editing, server maintenance, personnel wages, office expenses, and other costs. In order to keep things running well, we kindly request payment from authors, researchers, and anybody else wishing to submit an article to our worldwide magazine.