What is the process by which scientists check each other's work before publication in science journals? square

The process by which scientists check each other's work before publication in science journals is called peer review. During peer review, experts in the same field as the author(s) of the manuscript evaluate the manuscript for its scientific validity, significance, and originality. They assess whether the research methodology is sound, the data is accurately presented, and the conclusions drawn are supported by the evidence. The reviewers provide feedback and recommendations for improvement, and may suggest revisions or additional experiments. The authors then address the reviewers' comments and revise their manuscript accordingly. Once the reviewers are satisfied with the revisions, the manuscript is accepted for publication in the journal.