When authors are appointed by academic journals to become peer reviewers, the benefits to them are multi-fold, in terms of career development and networks, participants at a recent webinar titled Excellence in Peer Review: How to be an effective peer reviewer were told. But while peer reviewers contribute to the quality of articles, the experience also helps support their own career development, Dr Dafne Solera, desk review manager argued. This is because they remain up to date with what is happening in their fields, build networks and connections, enhance their writing skills and become recognised as experts.
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