Frequently Asked Questions

Event Horizon Review is a professional online journal dedicated to the analytical and theoretical study of black holes. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, we publish scientific journalism, expert commentary, research summaries, and theoretical analysis focusing on black hole physics, gravitational waves, and high-energy astrophysics. Our mission is to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and informed scientific discourse.

Our content is designed for researchers, physicists, academics, science journalists, graduate students, and enthusiasts of theoretical and observational astrophysics. We aim to make complex astrophysical concepts accessible while maintaining scientific rigor and accuracy.

We welcome submissions from qualified researchers and academics. To inquire about article submissions, please contact our editorial team at info@eventhorizonreview.org with a brief proposal including your topic, approach, and credentials. Our editorial board reviews all submissions for scientific accuracy, originality, and relevance to our focus areas.

All content published on Event Horizon Review undergoes rigorous peer review by subject matter experts in relevant fields. Our editorial board includes physicists and astrophysicists with expertise in black hole research, general relativity, quantum mechanics, and observational astronomy. We verify citations, check calculations where applicable, and ensure that claims are supported by established scientific literature.

Yes, you may cite our articles in academic papers, research publications, and educational materials. Please provide proper attribution including the article title, author(s), Event Horizon Review, publication date, and URL. Follow standard academic citation formats appropriate to your field. For extensive quotations or reproduction beyond fair use, please contact us for permission.

We publish new articles, research summaries, and expert interviews on a regular basis, typically several times per month. The frequency depends on significant developments in black hole research, availability of expert contributors, and completion of our rigorous editorial review process. Contact us to inquire about notification options for new publications.

Yes, we consider submissions from graduate students working in relevant fields, particularly those working under the supervision of established researchers. Student submissions should demonstrate thorough understanding of the subject matter, proper citation practices, and adherence to scientific methodology. We recommend that student authors consult with their advisors before submitting.

Our primary focus areas include black hole formation and evolution, event horizon physics, Hawking radiation and black hole thermodynamics, gravitational wave detection and analysis, accretion disk dynamics, relativistic jets, supermassive black holes and galactic evolution, quantum gravity at black hole scales, and observational techniques including interferometry and gravitational wave astronomy.

We welcome collaborations with research institutions, observatories, and academic organizations. Potential collaboration areas include joint analysis projects, early access to observational data for commentary, educational resource development, and coordination on major announcements in black hole research. Please contact us at info@eventhorizonreview.org to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Yes, all articles published on Event Horizon Review are freely accessible to readers worldwide. We believe in making scientific knowledge accessible to the broadest possible audience while respecting intellectual property rights. Users may read, share links to, and cite our articles following our Terms of Service and proper attribution guidelines.

While our primary focus is analytical and theoretical examination of black hole physics, we provide expert commentary and analysis of significant developments in the field, including major observational discoveries, gravitational wave detections, and theoretical breakthroughs. Our approach emphasizes depth and scientific context rather than immediate news coverage.

Contact us at info@eventhorizonreview.org to inquire about notification options for new articles and updates. You can also follow our social media channels on LinkedIn, ResearchGate, Twitter, and YouTube for announcements of new publications, interviews with experts, and insights into ongoing research in black hole physics.