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Responding to Peer Reviewer Comments: Ask Me Anything with Jacob Wickham
How can authors better understand the peer review process and maximize their chance of success? How can you decipher often confusing, and sometimes contradictory, reviewer comments and respond appropriately? How can you become effective peer reviewers? If you’re wondering how to deal with peer reviews or are looking to become a peer reviewer, this is your chance to get all your questions answered!
1 hour
English
Video
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The peer review process is one of the most important hurdles any research author needs to clear in the race to getting published. Unfortunately, authors often fall short with over 90% of the submissions to reputed international journals being rejected every year. In this webinar, Dr. Wickham delves into the peer review process, shares expert advice and insights on how to interpret reviewer comments and respond effectively, and outlines the best practices to becoming a reputed peer reviewer. In the second half, Dr. Wickham addresses questions on the topic.
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