I’m preparing a research manuscript on quantum computers for submission to a top-tier SCI Q1 journal The core technical content is complete, but the language, flow, and layout still need a professional touch so the science—not avoidable typos or inconsistent style—commands full attention. What I’m after is a cover-to-cover polish: every sentence tightened for clarity and tone, every reference checked, and the entire document formatted to the journal’s specifications (Should follow the author guidelines of Quantum Information Processing (Springer)). Familiarity with academic conventions, Word track-changes, and common reference managers such as EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero will make the job smoother, but feel free to use whichever tools you’re most comfortable with. Deliverables • Edited manuscript with tracked revisions • Clean, submission-ready version • Reference list fully conformed to the journal’s style • Short change-log summarising major edits for my quick review I’ll share the current draft (Approx 11,500 words ) and tpictures, we agree to proceed. If you’ve shepherded physics or quantum-related papers through peer review before, let me know—those examples carry a lot of weight.