Many scholars seek to become peer reviewers but lack guidance. This article outlines how to start, emphasizing the importance of relevant expertise and professional visibility. It advises on qualifications, making direct inquiries to editors, and responding to invitations. Effective communication and self-assessment are key to successful peer reviewing.
Tag: ORCiD
Why You, and They, Need an ORCiD
The article emphasizes the necessity of obtaining an Open Researcher and Contributor identification number (ORCiD) for researchers and their co-authors. As publishers increasingly require ORCiDs for all authors, it highlights the importance of persistent identifiers in ensuring proper recognition and tracking of contributions, especially for community advisory board members.