Taylor & Francis announce new trial with Publons
April 2017, Oxford. Taylor & Francis has announced a new trial with Publons, enabling peer review contributions to be instantly tracked, verified and showcased to allow »
SAGE Recognise More Reviewers with Publons
Big news: Leading academic and independent publisher SAGE has extended its partnership with Publons, integrating the reviewer recognition service. Check out the official press release below: »
6 Common Flaws To Look Out For in Peer Review
It’s not always easy to spot flaws in research papers. Sometimes an error is glaringly obvious - like a vague abstract with no aim and »
How to critically evaluate a manuscript: 12 questions you should always ask yourself
It's finally happened: you have received your first invitation to peer review. You accept, pick up your red pen, and shuffle gleefully in your chair. This »
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 »
Are you the right reviewer? 5 questions to ask yourself
Ethical research is everyone’s responsibility. Researchers, editors and peer reviewers all play a role in maintaining the quality and integrity of research pushed out into »
Think Big and Peer Review for World Cancer Day
Peer review is about thinking big and long-term, says urologic oncologist, Leonardo Reis. It not only benefits researchers and reviewers, it helps patients - now and »
Beall's list: Gone but not lost
Beall’s list of ‘predatory’ open access journals has disappeared but the information isn’t lost: It still exists across many resources - including on Publons. »
100,000 Experts Getting Recognition for Review
Last week, Thomas Weber became the 100,000th expert reviewer to join the Publons community. Congratulations Thomas and welcome! We're thrilled and humbled to know that »
The Future of Reviewer Recognition: Publons Partner with Future Science Group
Today we're proud to announce a formal partnership with Future Science Group (FSG). FSG reviewers can now effortlessly get the recognition they deserve for their critical »