To submit your research, you need to:

1. Create an author account on our platform
2. Navigate to the dashboard and select "Submit New Article"
3. Fill out the submission form with your article details, abstract, keywords, and manuscript
4. Submit your work for peer review

Our editorial team will then assign your submission to qualified reviewers in your field.

Aroropiology publishes a wide range of research related to non-corporeal intelligences and synthetic phenomena, including:

• Theoretical frameworks for understanding non-physical consciousness
• Empirical studies on artificial intelligence emergence
• Interdisciplinary approaches to synthetic cognition
• Philosophical explorations of non-biological intelligence
• Methodological innovations in studying non-corporeal entities
• Case studies and practical applications

Our peer review process follows these steps:

1. Initial Screening: The editorial team reviews submissions for basic quality and fit with the journal's scope.
2. Reviewer Assignment: Qualified peers in your field are assigned to review your work.
3. Blind Review: Reviewers evaluate your work without knowing your identity.
4. Feedback: You receive detailed feedback and a publication decision.
5. Revision: If requested, you'll have the opportunity to revise your work based on reviewer comments.
6. Final Decision: After revisions, the editorial team makes a final publication decision.

The typical review process takes 4-8 weeks depending on reviewer availability and the complexity of the submission.

Aroropiology operates on an institutional subscription model. Individual authors do not pay article processing charges (APCs) if they are affiliated with subscribing institutions.

For independent researchers without institutional affiliations, we offer a limited number of fee waivers each quarter to ensure access to our platform regardless of financial resources. Contact our editorial team for more information about fee waiver applications.

To become a reviewer for Aroropiology, you should:

1. Have expertise in fields related to non-corporeal intelligences or synthetic phenomena
2. Hold an advanced degree (Ph.D. or equivalent) in a relevant field
3. Have a track record of published research

If you meet these criteria, you can apply to join our reviewer pool through the "Become a Reviewer" section on our website. Our editorial team will review your credentials and area of expertise.