JOINPeer Review Terminology
A means to identify and standardize definitions and terminology in peer review practices
Peer Review Terminology is a new initiative launched by STM in collaboration with NISO to bring clarity and consistency to the peer review process. This project standardizes key terms used across various peer review models, promoting transparency and improving communication among authors, reviewers, and publishers. By establishing a shared vocabulary, the initiative ensures that journals and publishers can better compare and assess their review practices, fostering a more efficient and trustworthy system that advances the quality of scholarly research.
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VIEW ALL NEWSA community-driven boost for research integrity
In the quest to detect duplicate manuscript submissions to journals, the STM Integrity Hub has a new technology developed by Elsevier. Read more on Elsevier Connect.
The STM Conference Frankfurt 2024: Advancing Trusted Research in the era of AI
We’re thrilled to invite you to join us this October for the STM Annual Conference in Frankfurt: a night of connection over dinner, followed by a full day of ideation, collaboration and connection—right before the Frankfurt Book Fair. This year, we’ve tailored a program that delves into the theme: Advancing Trusted Research in the AI…
The next step for the STM Integrity Hub
Today marks the launch of the first iteration of the STM Integrity hub’s papermill detection tool, one of a number of initiatives that publishers are developing to ensure the integrity of the publication record. Read the full article at Springer Nature.
Detection tool developed to fight flood of fake academic papers
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