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For reviewers, the most useful technology may simply be the kind that removes repetitive work and leaves more time for the parts that require expertise.

Where would tool support save you the most time?

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Reviewers spend a lot of time on checks that matter but can be repetitive: references, reporting details, consistency, and possible integrity issues.

That is one area where technology can be genuinely useful.

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Faster peer review isn't always better peer review.

In this #PRW2026 opinion, Kaushik Bharati (ACSE Ambassador) asks: Where does efficiency end and pressure begin?

Watch full opinion: youtu.be/R1aVf3uD15g

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A lot of peer review knowledge is learned informally, often by working through difficult reviews alone.

The Reviewer Community gives researchers a place to compare experiences, ask questions, and share practical guidance.

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As research papers proliferate, can AI reviewers help humans check quality while keeping pace with the flood? Tests are revealing their strengths and weaknesses. #PeerReviewWeek @science.org www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls

AUPresses members: make plans to attend "AUPresses Hangout…Peer Review in the Age of Overload," September 18, 12pm EDT, hosted by the Acquisitions Editorial Committee as part of #PeerReviewWeek. Register: https://bit.ly/3UvTB4F