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The Peer Review Committee have selected a number of useful resources, from EASE and our industry partners, to support your learning in this topic.

  • Communicable E37: ‘Peer review is broken’ podcast
  • Elsevier Societies’ Update Webinar: Peer review – latest developments
  • EASE panel discussion: Assisting Peer Review with Technology and Large Language Models
  • Infographic ‘A Brief History of Peer Review’
  • KnowledgeWorks Global PRW 2023 Interviews
  • Resources from the FORCE11-COPE Research Data Publishing Ethics Working Group: flowcharts
  • The effectiveness of peer review in identifying issues leading to retractions
  • Preprint review: What, why and how to get involved
  • Guidelines on Inclusive Language and Images in Scholarly Communication
  • Infographic: Being a good peer reviewer: Dos and Don’ts
  • Infographic: How to select reviewers in 7 steps
  • Infographic: Completing your review in 10 steps
  • EASE/UKRIO panel discussion for PRW2022: How can peer review support research integrity?
  • EASE Webinar – Quick Guide to Peer Review, with Bahar Mehmani
  • Web of Science Academy
  • Wiley Reviewer Resources
  • Which Are the Tools Available for Scholars? A Review of Assisting Software for Authors during Peer Reviewing Process
  • Wiley – peer review training
  • Training package for The BMJ’s peer reviewers
  • Springer: How to Peer Review tutorial
  • CIHR sex and gender training modules
  • Researchers Q&A
  • ReImagine Review
  • Presentation: Key considerations for peer reviewers Sex and gender reporting
  • Peer review report template
  • PLOS Peer Review Center
  • Nature Masterclasses: Understanding Peer Review
  • Peer review training course, free and on demand from ACS Reviewer Lab
  • Peer review training for scientific researchers
  • Peer Review Week YouTube Channel
  • Peer reviewer template from Authorea
  • How to peer review, author tutorials
  • How to write a scienitific peer review: A guide to for the new reviewer
  • How to write a scientific paper for peer-reviewed journals
  • Health Systems Global: The peer review process – what happens when you send your manuscript to a journal
  • Good Publication Practice for Communicating Company-Sponsored Medical Research: GPP3 Guidelines
  • How to check if sex and gender are properly reported in a paper
  • Elsevier Author hub
  • Editage Insights
  • eLife ‘Writing the review’ guide
  • Elsevier Publishing Campus: Peer Review
  • Essay writing guide for students
  • Focus on peer review – online course
  • COPE flowcharts related to peer review
  • Certified Peer Reviewer Course
  • Career advice: how to peer review a paper
  • BMJ Author Hub
  • BioMed Central: Peer review – tips for junior reviewers
  • 12 Steps to learning how to peer review (via Publons Academy)
  • Peer review: the nuts and bolts 2
  • Peer review and gender bias: A study on 145 scholarly journals
  • How to get your research published and then noticed
  • Free/low cost resources for graduate students (or anyone else) 
  • STM Peer Review Taxonomy – Presentation of the first draft
  • A standard taxonomy for peer review, version 2.0
  • Panel discussion on the role of preprints and independent peer review services in crisis times
  • Unlock ways to share data on peer review
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Vietnamese translation
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Turkish translation
  • What can we do to improve the peer review system? – A short survey of Food Technology and Biotechnology peer reviewers’ experience
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Chinese translation
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Korean translation
  • Academic journals: Selection methods for public support in Russia
  • Guidelines for open peer review implementation
  • Concepts of plagiarism
  • 3rd International Symposium of Scientific Journals of Trakya University: How to Become Successful Authors and Editors of Scientific Journals
  • 3rd International Symposium of Scientific Journals of Trakya University: How to Become Successful Authors and Editors of Scientific Journals, session videos
  • Presentation: Sex and gender dimension in peer review: can you be SAGER?
  • EASE Peer Review Card Exchange Game
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Spanish translation
  • A multi-disciplinary perspective on emergent and future innovations in peer review – version 3
  • COPE Reviewer Guidelines
  • COPE What to consider when asked to peer review a manuscript – flowchart
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use – Portuguese translation
  • How to evaluate a manuscript critically: 12 questions you should always ask yourself
  • Publishing Addiction Science: A guide for the perplexed
  • What makes a great peer reviewer? Tips from Nature Research editors
  • Students 4 Best Evidence Critical Appraisal: A checklist
  • Sex and Gender Equity in Research: rationale for the SAGER guidelines and recommended use
  • How to get published: making a good first impression
  • Planning ahead: what to think about prior to submission
  • An introduction to peer review
  • Sex and gender training video
  • Beginner’s guide to peer review, 3 part series of blog posts, Part 3
  • Beginner’s guide to peer review, 3 part series of blog posts, Part 2
  • How to respond to reviewers
  • The dumbest thing I ever said to a reviewer
  • Writing a response to reviewer comments
  • Beginner’s guide to peer review, 3 part series of blog posts, Part 1
  • A guide to getting published in ecology and evolution
  • How to review
  • EASE Science Editors’ Handbook – Section 4 Peer review
  • Peer review: the nuts and bolts
  • The ‘REAPPRAISED’ checklist for evaluation of publication integrity
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