Submitted
The journal has received the manuscript and is checking files and policies.
Project & output tracker
Public records use an outcome-specific stage, a dated company-reported status, and an independently checkable source when one exists. Sensitive journal, patent, data, partner, and regulatory details remain protected.
Publication stages
The journal has received the manuscript and is checking files and policies.
An editor is assessing scope, quality, ethics, and whether to invite peer review.
Independent reviewers are evaluating the work. Timing varies and may take months.
The journal requested changes. microscopIA coordinates the response and invites author input.
The journal formally accepted the manuscript; production and publication follow.
A first decision may take weeks or months. Revisions and new submission rounds can extend the pathway. microscopIA may improve and submit sequentially to as many as five suitable PubMed-indexed journals. Acceptance is never guaranteed.
OUTCOME-SPECIFIC STATUS
The public register uses the correct vocabulary for the intended outcome. A stage never implies approval, safety, effectiveness, acceptance, or impact before the corresponding independent decision.
Protocol → data ready → analysis → drafting → submitted → peer review → accepted → published
Preprints are labelled not peer reviewed; journal decisions remain independent.
Need → requirements → concept → prototype → bench verification → filing → validation → regulatory pathway
A prototype is not a cleared device; filing is not a patent grant; funding never determines inventorship.
Intended use → data authority → development → locked validation → external evaluation → controlled deployment → monitoring
Models remain investigational until the applicable validation, institutional and regulatory gates are complete.
Need → co-design → approvals → pilot → monitoring → evaluation → adapt, scale or stop
Participation, feasibility and outcomes are reported separately; no health result is guaranteed.
Scope → panel governance → rounds or analysis → consensus check → draft → independent review → issued output
Participation does not guarantee agreement, authorship, endorsement or adoption.
Current processes
The current journal process is not publicly disclosed unless a dated, authorised status record is active.