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Peer Review is one key engine powering Scholarly Publishing and Communication, constantly fed by the voluntary of work of researchers. The increasing levels of work expected of researchers is threatening both the identity and perception of Peer Reviewers. Debates about the relevance and positive effects of recognition remain intense; in this webinar event, the panel discusses ways in which incentives and rewards can be used to empower the activity of Peer Reviewers as well as the efficiency of the Scholarly ecosystem.

Moderated by Scott McCleary, Instructional Product Design Manager, EDANZ

Panellists:
Gareth Dyke - Author Education Manager, EDANZ
Iratxe Puebla - Associate Director, ASAPbio, EASE Peer Review Committee Member
Flaminio Squazzoni - PEERE "New Frontiers of Peer Review" Chair, University of Milan

00:00 Introductions, Scott McCleary
00:50 Iratxe Puebla
04:00 Flaminio Squazzoni
06:30 Gareth Dyke
08:50 What is the intersection between Peer Review & Identity?
20:30 Twitter poll results: Does recognition strengthen Peer Reviewer identity?
Q&A:
27:50 What if we link a reviewers’ work to their reputation in the scientific community?
32:00 Why should people want to become a peer reviewer? What are the incentives?
40:30 Do you see a time where we will see professional peer reviewers?
42:40 Is there a merit assessment for peer reviewers?
46:10 What would be your take-home message for the next generation of peer reviewers to help shape an efficient and unbiased scholarly ecosystem?

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