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Hypercompetition and journal peer review

Guest posts, Peer reviewBy Jessica Polka2018-01-23Leave a comment

By Chris Pickett Journal peer review is a critical part of vetting the integrity of the literature, and the research community should do more to value this exercise. Biomedical research is in a period of hypercompetition, and the pressures of hypercompetition force scientists to focus on metrics that define success in the current environment—funding, publications…

Should scientists receive credit for peer review?

Peer reviewBy Jessica Polka2017-12-06Leave a comment

by Stephen Curry, Professor of Structural Biology, Imperial College (@Stephen_Curry) As the song goes – and I have in mind the Beatles’ 1963 cover version of Money (that’s all I want) – “the best things in life are free.” But is peer review one of them? The freely given service that many scientists provide as validation…

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