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ALT Culture cycle interlinking ideas (what is good science, good editing, or good reviews? Is the purpose of peer review to gatekeep? To cultivate excellence?), institutions (journals, societies, labs. Are review processes transparent and fair? Do institutions provide training?), interactions (with reviewers, mentors, allies, co-authors. How do norms for reviewing —anonymous, depersonalized, & harsh— structure the interaction?), and individual (efficacy, skill, belonging, persistence. How do authors interpret & act on reviews? How do editors and reviewers engage peer review?).
ALT Text at the top aligned in the middle says, Peer Review 101 in Black letters and a yellow shadow behind the text. To the left there’s animage of two hands reviewing a paper with a pen. Text in black to the right says, Are you an early career scientist interested in the peer review process? Text in the middle in black says, Join Black In Neuro and Reviewer Zero for a virtual workshop that will provide concrete tools for responding to manuscript reviews. November 30, 2023, 8 AM PT/11 AM ET/3 PM GMT. Text in black says Register Today with text overlaying yellow oval. On bottom left is the logo for Reviewer Zero with the zero symbolizing showing a budding seed. On the bottom right is the Black In Neuro logo (a drawing of a side profile view of a Black individual’s head looking upward with their brain visible and the words Black In Neuro written in their hair). Flyer has miscellaneous shapes throughout colored pink, blue, and yellow as accents.
ALT Peer Review 101: A Webinar on Responding Effectively to Reviews. Goals: Illuminate the "hidden curriculum" of peer review. Provide early career scholars and students with concrete tools to respond to reviews of manuscripts. Provide an overview of the mechanics and culture of peer review. Provide concrete techniques for responding to decision letters. Discuss how you can navigate problematic reviewer comments. Register. When: June 22nd 1pm-2:30pm EST Where: Zoom, Register for zoom link For: Earlier career scholars, undergraduate and graduate students. Reviewer Zero, SPARK Society
ALT Facilitators (from left to right) Amanda Diekman, Matthew Goldrick, Shahana Ansari, Miriam PĂ©rez, and Franki Kung
ALT Facilitator Matthew Goldrick presenting slide on responding to reviewers.
ALT Amanda Diekman, Indiana University; Matthew Goldrick, Northwestern University; Miriam Perez, North Park University; Shahana Ansari, Indiana University; Franki Y.H. Kung, Purdue University This Reviewer Zero workshop will illuminate the “hidden curriculum” of peer review and provide early career scholars and students with concrete tools to respond to reviews of their manuscripts. This hand-on workshop will discuss the mechanics and culture of peer review, and focus on how to respond to decisions/reviews effectively.
ALT Fri 10:30am-12:20pm in Salon 09. This Reviewer Zero workshop will illuminate the "hidden curriculum" of peer review and provide early career scholars and students with concrete tools to respond to reviews of their manuscripts. This hands-on workshop will discuss the mechanics and culture of peer review, and focus on how to respond to decisions/reviews effectively.