A year ago, I was invited to give a presentation on author services at a publishing workshop of the International Association of STM Publishers, in Hong Kong. A year later, I am back in Hong Kong to give a talk to postgraduate research students and early-career researchers at The University of Hong Kong about ethical peer review and publishing, and to warn them against scam publishers and companies offering fake peer review. Editorial and publication support services for researchers and academic authors are now abundant, so how do you know they are trustworthy?
On this last day of Peer Review Week (11-17 September 2017), Dr Trevor Lane gives a wrap-up of events and activities of the week, and answers some of the questions that were asked by attendees at the two Edanz Group webinars (11 and 13 September) on how to perform a journal peer review.
On behalf of Edanz Group, I would like to welcome you to this first post of the new Edanz Academy Blog!
I hope you find this new blog useful as a source of information, advice, and tips for publishing your research findings, communicating your research to the world, and enhancing your professional skills and career. This blog complements the new Edanz Academy webpage, which provides free eductional and online tools (Edanz Author Academy, Edanz Author Path, and Edanz Journal Selector) to help you on your path to publication success.
