*This webinar will be held in English.

Date
August 10, 2022 

Time
13:30 - 14:45

Description

Scientific reviewing is a pivotal process in academic publishing. Young researchers are often encouraged to review a scientific paper. In spite of the high importance, early-stage researchers mostly lack information on the responsibilities and the associated benefits of a reviewer. In this presentation we will discuss the position of the peer reviewer in the scientific publication process. How do you become a reviewer, why should you become a reviewer, when should you (try to) become a reviewer and what benefits are associated with being a reviewer? We will also discuss how to review a paper and what responsibilities you have as a reviewer. The interaction with the editorial office (the editor) will also be touched upon.
The presentation will last approximate 45 min. and will be followed by a question-and-answer session. Total duration no more than 75 min.
(Audience: senior PhD students, postdocs and faculty members)

Webinar Platform
Zoom 

Host
Elsevier

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