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, »
Advice for early career peer reviewers -- A peer review Q&A with Robert Faff
The secretive nature of peer review makes it hard for early career researchers to know what is expected of them when an editor requests they review »
Advice for peer reviewers -- a Q&A with Jim Cotter
This post continues a series of guest pieces and interviews by experienced peer reviewers on advice and insights for early-career reviewers. Jim Cotter is an exercise »
Should I sign my review?
In the almost 3 years of Publons' existence we've managed to accrue a lot of interesting data around peer review. The following is the first in »
Advice for peer reviewers -- a Q&A with Ana-Maria Florea
This post continues a series of guest pieces and interviews by experienced peer reviewers on advice and insights for early-career reviewers. Ana-Maria Florea is a Principal »
Why Review?
Peer review may often seem like an arduous and (until recently) unrewarding task; the sort of thing which is often deemed a "chore". Researchers are required »
Peer review essentials for the beginning peer reviewer
This continues a series of guest pieces and interviews by experienced peer reviewers on advice and insights for early-career reviewers. Elisabeth Bik is a Research Associate »
Is peer review broken? Help fix it!
A group calling themselves the Peer Review Working Group have written a survey designed to rate various peer review criteria in order to establish guidelines for »
Advice for peer reviewers -- a Q&A with Shervin Assari
This is the first in a series of guest pieces and interviews by experienced peer reviewers on advice and insights for early-career reviewers. Shervin Assari is »