Peer review is an incredibly important process. Let us guide you through each stage and offer you a selection of resources, tips and tricks to make your reviewing experience as positive as it can be.
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Peer review – and reviewers – are at the heart of the academic publishing process. Find out why reviewers perform this vital role, how they are recognized and how you can volunteer to review yourself.
The peer review system exists to validate academic work, helps to improve the quality of published research, and increases networking possibilities within research communities. Read more to find out about how the system works and the different types of peer review that you may encounter.
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