The Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention Reviewer Training Program provides a unique opportunity to gain peer reviewer experience and to become more effective at scientific peer review. Learn more: buff.ly/VZdrxTw #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026

The Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention Reviewer Training Program provides a unique opportunity to gain peer reviewer experience and to become more effective at scientific peer review. Learn more: buff.ly/VZdrxTw #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026
Closing out #PRW2026 with another interview!
Ching-ho Chang shares what makes a helpful review, a valuable piece of peer-review advice, and looking back at Barbara McClintock’s Nobel-winning work—initially met with skepticism—whether he encountered a paper that changed his mind over time?
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To close out Peer Review Week, we asked John Schuetz, PhD, FASPET, and Editor-in-Chief of ASPET Discovery, for his thoughts on the advancement of AI in scientific publishing.
Learn more about ASPET Discovery: https://www.aspetdiscovery.org/
Celebrate #PeerReviewWeek with us!
This week highlights the essential role of reviewers in scholarly publishing. Learn how you can contribute through peer review 📖▶️ https://ow.ly/IfGi50ZMGM6
⚒️ #PRW2026: We asked our editors to share some small pieces of advice on what makes a review most helpful ...
We're concluding #PeerReviewWeek by sharing this guide to serve as a quick reference for reasons to consider recommending to reject, accept, or invite revisions to a manuscript: https://bit.ly/3V1JCnS. Thank you to our peer reviewers! #PRW2026 #PeerReview #ScholarlyPublishing
Early access to results, sharper critical thinking and writing skills, and networking opportunities — these are some of the benefits of being a reviewer. You will also ensure published research is valid, rigorous, and credible. Become a reviewer: https://go.aps.org/3KuPeyX
Did you know…
JCS encourages the involvement of postdocs & other ECRs in the peer review process.
Find out more in our reviewer guide: journals.biologists.com/jcs/pages/re...
We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all the researchers that have reviewed for us.
Are you interested in peer reviewing for the Royal Society journals? Our Editors select reviewers based on relevant expertise from a wide and diverse pool of researchers from all over the world, and we offer a range of support and recognition. Find out more: royalsociety.org/journals/rev... #PRW2026
Kristen Overstreet talks with Randy Townsend about recognizing reviewer fatigue, its connection to mental health, and why expanding and supporting the reviewer pool requires more than simply finding more people.
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As part of AGU’s efforts to train and recognize the next generation of reviewers, all AGU journals participate in our Co-Reviewer Program. A junior researcher is invited to complete a review with a senior researcher.
Learn more: spklr.io/63322ETmHI
Who is ready to review but hasn’t had the opportunity?
How can plant science journals welcome new reviewers across career stages and regions and support the people mentoring them?
ASPB invites one concrete change to build capacity while protecting quality.
How can we make partnerships in #ScholarlyPublishing faster, fairer and more rewarding for everyone? Our journal Editors-in-Chief discuss in their blog for #PRW2026 ⬇️ www.physoc.org/blog/volume-...
AI can support peer review, but scientific judgement still has to come from people.
That was one of the clearest messages from our Peer Review Week roundtable with Frontiers in Immunology editors.
Hear more from our editors ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/PRW2026-Roun...
Fast & Fair is our initiative to provide authors with faster peer review decisions without compromising quality. The goal is to deliver decisions, with reviews, within 7 business days from submission. #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026 journals.biologists.com/bio/pages/fa...
As part of @biologists.bsky.social commitment to sustainability and in recognition of the extraordinary contribution made by peer reviwers to the Company's journals, @biologists.bsky.social has supported the preservation of 14640 trees in Great Knott Wood