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Issue #1: A Brief History of Peer Review

Discover the genesis of peer review and scroll to the bottom to share your thoughts about its future.

Issue #2: Peer Review in All its Shapes and Sizes

A look at the types of peer review you might be asked to participate in.

Issue #3: Ask the Editors

游加电竞 editors offer their advice for becoming a great peer reviewer.

Issue #4: Read like a Peer Reviewer

Things to watch out for, and the three key questions to ask as you read.

Issue #5: Write like a Peer Reviewer

A quick guide to writing the reviews you’d like to receive.

Issue #6: Your ideas and further reading

Check out what your peers think and read the latest research into peer review.

Issue #7: Getting invited to review, part 1

Easy things you can do right now to help editors find you.

Issue #8: Getting invited to review, part 2

Strategies that require a bit more time and attention, but can benefit your career for years to come.

Issue #9: Peer reviewing open datasets

Lean what does an effective data review look like, and what to watch out for as you assess a dataset.

Issue #10: Responding to Invitations

When should you accept or decline an invitation to peer review?

Issue #11: Evaluating Competing Interests

How close does a relationship have to be before it qualifies as a competing interest?

Issue #12: Rewrite the Feedback

Giving feedback can be hard—strategies for balancing clear and actionable criticism with a constructive tone.

May: Introducing Peer Review History

游加电竞 announces a modular, opt-in approach to transparent peer review.

June: New Options for Reviewer Credit

New ways for reviewers to claim credit with ORCID.

July: Open Science, Part I

What is the difference between Open Access and Open Science—and why does it matter?

August: Open Science, Part II

How can you get involved in Open Science as an author?

September: Open Science, Part III

Getting active in Open Science as a reader, reviewer, student, or junior researcher.

Issue #13: Second Round Peer Review

How is rereview different from first-round review?

Issue #14: Joining a Peer Review Process that’s Already Underway

Most of the time, different reviewers start their assessment at about the same time. But there are exceptions.

Issue #15: Showcasing Your Peer Review Skills with Preprint Comments

If you comment on a preprint, will anyone actually read your feedback? How do authors feel about preprint comments?

Issue #16: How to Volunteer as a Reviewer

Is it okay to contact editors without an invitation?

Issue #17: How NOT to be the Dreaded 3rd Reviewer

Giving meaningful and constructive peer review feedback