Reviewing the review
Few resources are available to support less experienced peer reviewers of literature reviews. A recently published commentary in Research Integrity and Peer Review… Read more »
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Putting peer review in perspective
For Peer Review Week, we have put together this infographic with a selection of statistics about peer review at BioMed Central. Join the Peer Review Week… Read more »
Celebrating Peer Review Week at Springer Nature
In this post, Springer Nature Chief Publishing Officer Steven Inchcoombe introduces Peer Review Week 2016, which has the theme 'Recognition for Review'.
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August blogs digest: the future of the chiropractic profession, schistosomiasis, brexit, and more
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‘Fishing out’ the missing elements in a publication
Sheevendra Sharma discusses here how scientific publications are often measured solely by their end result, missing the important… Read more »
More to science: working as a Biotechnology Entrepreneur
There’s more to science than being a scientist! Next in our ‘Science > Careers’ series, Dr. Xu Ting talks about making… Read more »
Get credit where credit is due as a peer reviewer
Peer Reviewers help safeguard the quality of work being published in a journal. When you take the time to review, you are helping… Read more »
The 10 principles of open research data
With the publication of the Concordat on Open Research Data last week, the UK further cemented its leadership position in… Read more »
The future for science post-Brexit
On 24th June 2016, the result of the UK referendum was formally announced; the United Kingdom (UK) was to leave the European Union… Read more »
We’re open! Open peer review revisited
As we roll out the new look and feel of open peer review on our websites, we look at its benefits, some of the improvements we… Read more »