What to do when your paper is rejected?
Receiving a rejection letter from a journal editor can be disheartening, especially if you submitted your article with the hopes of having it published. You may begin to wonder if…
How to Identify Peer-Reviewed Journals
Professors, as well as students, require peer-reviewed journals while doing research because they provide authentic information. These journals are scholarly and refereed, which is why academicians look for them for…
What does peer review accomplish?
The scientific standard of a paper is guaranteed by peer review. An author’s manuscript is assessed by people having expertise in the same area of research. These experts are called…
Responding to Peer Review as an Early Career Scholar
Experience always counts irrespective of the field we belong to. However, experience comes with learning every new scholar at some point has to start handling the review process to proceed…
Understanding Open peer review
Peer review is a critical part of any publication in a respectable journal. However, the entire process of traditional peer review has always been criticized by the academic circle for…
AI peer reviewers smoothen the publishing grind
Peer review by artificial intelligence (AI) is promising to improve the process, enhance the quality of published papers — and save reviewers time. A handful of academic publishers are driving…