IPJ provides editors with resources to support efficient review management and consistent decisions. Resources include templates, checklists, and policy guidance tailored to physiology research.

• Reviewer selection checklist
• Decision letter templates
• Ethics and conflict of interest guidance
• Trial reporting and welfare checklist

Editors should prioritize transparency, reproducibility, and clarity in decision making. Encourage authors to provide data availability statements and validation results.

For additional resources or workflow questions, contact [email protected].

Editors receive tools that streamline decision making and improve review consistency across physiology submissions.

• Decision letter templates and reviewer prompts
• Scope fit checklist and ethics guidance
• Reporting standards for physiology measurements
• Access to editorial policy references
• Support from the editorial office for escalations

Editors and reviewers help maintain the integrity of physiology research. IPJ expects timely, constructive feedback that improves clarity and reproducibility.

• Focus on methodological rigor and physiological relevance.
• Provide actionable comments for authors.
• Declare conflicts of interest before accepting assignments.
• Maintain confidentiality of submitted work.

Timely, fair, and constructive input helps IPJ maintain publication quality.

• Respond to invitations promptly.
• Submit reviews within agreed timelines.
• Provide balanced feedback with actionable guidance.
• Respect confidentiality of submitted work.

IPJ is committed to rigorous, transparent publishing in physiology research. We emphasize reproducible methods, clear reporting of experimental protocols, and ethical compliance across all article types.

The editorial office supports authors, editors, and reviewers with clear guidance and responsive communication. For questions about scope or workflow, contact [email protected].

We encourage continuous improvement in reporting practices and share updates that help the community maintain high standards in human and comparative physiology.