REVIEWERS' UPDATE

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the effort and expertise that you contribute to reviewing, without which it would be impossible to maintain the high standards of peer-reviewed journals.


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Article Transfer Service (ATS): Helping Authors Publish in the Right Journal

As reviewers, you will, at one time or another, have been asked to review the same manuscript twice, even multiple times. Not only does this result in a waste of your time and effort, it also demonstrates that some authors submit their research to journals which are simply not appropriate, either based on scope or impact. Read more....

SciVal Experts

Looking for the right people to collaborate with? SciVal Experts can help you do just that. Read more....

Reviewing Statistics - A Quick Guide

With the vast amount of data points that can be generated from experiments today, Statistics are not just limited to maths papers. Statistics have become a must in many disciplines and as reviewers, you need to know the basics. Read more....

A Reviewer's Profile

Here we meet Jens Borken-Kleefeld, a physicist and reviewer. He shares his views on reviewing with us. Read more....

Reviewers' Update

Our quarterly e-update to the reviewer community. Each issue includes relevant information on developments in peer review, the Elsevier submission & peer review system and other ways we support reviewers in their important task to safeguard the scientific quality of journals. Sign up External linkhere.

Author Wordle™

The Author Wordle™ application lets you create a word cloud out of the titles of your last 100 papers in Scopus. External linkDownload the app  to your Scopus account now.

Reviewers' Information Pack

External linkReviewers' Information Pack provides practical information for the new and experienced Reviewers who review for Elsevier journals.

A 20:20 Vision on the Future of Peer Review

View this External linkon-demand webinar - A 20:20 Vision on the Future of Peer Review - Brought to you by Elsevier journal Editors' Update

 

  
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