Editors’ guide to finding reliable peer reviewers
Need help finding reliable and motivated peer reviewers? Read Publons' comprehensive guide for editors. We provide tips, advice, and the latest technology to find journal reviewers »
Attn all authors: provide feedback to your peer reviewers
Peer reviewers spend countless hours enhancing the quality of scholarly communication. Now, you can thank those who go above and beyond with our new ‘Author feedback’ »
Celebrating 100,000 Wiley peer reviewers on Publons
100,000 Wiley peer reviewers are now on Publons! That’s 100,000 of you who devote the time and effort needed for a careful review; »
American Psychological Association Partners with Publons to Give Greater Recognition to Their Reviewers
Publons is excited to announce a new partnership with the American Psychological Association, providing automatic peer review recognition for 30 of their core journals. American Psychological »
Review a manuscript like a pro: 6 tips from a Publons Academy supervisor
Peer review getting you down? Have you been asked to review and don't know where to start? Or have you tentatively submitted a few reviews and »
Livestream: Is fake peer review today's leading cause of retractions?
Ivan Oransky of Retraction Watch urges researchers, institutions, and publishers to use his company's beta database to uncover the leading cause of retractions. Speaking at the »
Extending Publons’ Reviewer Recognition Service to 250 Taylor & Francis Journals
We are thrilled to announce an expanded partnership with the Taylor & Francis Group to provide automated recognition to you, the world's peer reviewers, for up »
#PressForProgress in Peer Review
Image by Rachel Ignotofsky On Thursday, March 8, International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world. Observed for more than 100 years, the annual event »
Publons open for post-publication reviews
With news of PubMed Commons closing its doors to comments, we outline how experts can advance research with post-publication reviews on Publons. On February 1, the »
Podcast: New peer review tool weeds out problematic cancer research
Some errors in research are near impossible to spot with the naked eye, and it can lead to fraudulent and careless research slipping through the gaps. »