In this post, we’ll touch on how to choose reviewers for manuscript submissions, including how to find reviewers for journal articles. Since most journals don’t keep a list or database of reviewers, this can very often fall into your realm of responsibility.
Reviewers receive a personalized reviewer certificate. Reviewers are eligible for consideration for the Exceptional Reviewer List, the Outstanding Reviewer Award, and the MDPI Top 1000 Reviewers recognition.
Everything you need to know about reviewing a journal article, book proposal, manuscript, or published book. Read our guides and tips for journal reviewers and book reviewers.
To use the tool, simply enter information about the manuscript you are sending out for review into the Reviewer Finder and it will return a list of possible reviewers. The matching algorithm returns researchers who have a publishing profile similar to that of the manuscript author (s).
Thousands of journal editors worldwide rely on Reviewer Credits for finding eager and motivated peer reviewers, and rewarding them to ensure research integrity, prevent publication delays, and increase retention.
Dimensions Reviewer Finder taps into detailed, interlinked data, giving you access to critical information that will help you find peer reviewers for publication manuscripts, grant applications and more.
What do reviewers do? Reviewers evaluate article submissions to journals and advise editors as to the articles' suitability for publication.
Scientific journals publishing peer-reviewed articles depend heavily on the scientific referees or reviewers who typically volunteer their time and expertise. In most circumstances, at least two reviewers are solicited to evaluate a manuscript; some journals request three or more reviews.