From Highly Cited Researcher to Secretary of State
How can a career in research lead to new and exciting opportunities? As International Women’s Day fast approaches (March 8), we wanted to share the »
How to write a peer review: practical templates, expert examples, and free training courses
Learning to write a constructive peer review is an essential step in helping to safeguard the quality and integrity of published literature. Read on for a »
Find and advance innovative research, step-by-step
Keeping up with cutting-edge research is no easy feat. Helping to advance that research is even harder -- especially if you’re a new academic. Luckily, »
Young statistician aims to predict the risk of deadly cancer with a blood test
A new prediction model could identify adults at high risk of colorectal cancer using the full blood count, says Oxford Statistician, Pradeep Virdee. More than 860, »
Want To Peer Review? Top 10 Tips To Get Noticed By Editors
Ever awkwardly listened to your colleagues complain about too many peer review requests? Do you desperately nod your head in agreement despite the fact no journal »
Have the 2010s been good for peer review?
How has peer review fared in the 2010s? We outline some key trends that have helped to define, challenge, and progress the peer review system over »
How to Write a Peer Review: 12 things you need to know
Learning how to peer review is no small feat. You’re responsible for protecting the public from false findings and research flaws, while at the same »
Who's using open peer review?
The 10th annual International Open Access Week kicked off on Monday, celebrating the benefits of opening up access to research and scholarship. Open Access refers to »
Would You Train Peer Reviewers For Cake?
Join our growing network of supervisors and help train the next generation of peer reviewers. No one becomes an expert in anything overnight and peer review »
I’m a Researcher For Hire. Here’s What I Bring to Peer Review
By Leela Barham, Independent Health Economist and Policy Expert, UK I’m a non-traditional researcher; by that I mean I don’t work in a university, »