Creating an academic website goes hand-in-hand with creating your CV and presenting who you are to your academic and professional peers. This guide helps you to take that next step and informs you on how to easily create an effective academic personal website.
Peer Review - The Nuts and Bolts
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Peer Review - The Nuts and Bolts
If you would like to become a reviewer, here is the guide which will help you to understand how peer review process works, some of the limitations of peer review and the role of peer review in the society.
Julia Wilson from Sense about Science UK introduces the booklet.
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Just getting started in your research publishing career? Then why not get a few quick tips and tricks to make it even easier to get your manuscript published.
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