As naïve graduate students, many of us are trained to perceive the peer review process as fundamental to scientific publishing, a check on research to ensure the highest quality papers are published. However, within 10 Read More
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The raging pandemic has brought almost everything to a halt, including the scholarly publishing world and the way researchers conduct their research. As the world moves online, there is an added pressure for every player Read More
Editorial note: This article was originally published on The Conversation and has been reproduced here. It has been been written by Merlin Crossley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic and Professor of Molecular Biology, UNSW. The article is Read More
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“Is peer review broken?” “Are current peer review processes sustainable?” “Is peer review even relevant today?” If you have been following discussions about scholarly publishing over the past several years, then you have already heard Read More
Trust is the bedrock of peer review. Scholarly progress is sustained largely by an institution relying on professionals and volunteer experts to do their job with integrity. The theme for this year’s Peer Review Read More
At first sight, it might seem that AI and the peer review process have nothing in common. As a researcher, you want your paper to be reviewed as quickly as possible. Peer reviewers are human, Read More
This article is part of Peer Review Week 2020. Join this event for exclusive live events, expert discussions, in-depth resources, and more by clicking here. As you browse through social media, you will observe that most Read More
Editorial note: This article was originally published on The Conversation and has been reproduced here. It’s been written by Lena Ciric, an Associate Professor in Environment Engineering at Univeristy College of London. Her complete Read More
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