This deluge of reading is worsened for paper-reviewers, who not only have to read very difficult papers, but also have to read closely, check their validity, and write reviews. Today we read about how to deal with a deluge of papers to review. Today's paper is presented in a video too:
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Monday, March 4, 2019
Let's Read: Avoiding a Tragedy of the Commons in the Peer Review Process (2018)
There are just too much to read, too much to learn. We try our best but still fall short of reading 1% of all we want to read. And people keep writing.
This deluge of reading is worsened for paper-reviewers, who not only have to read very difficult papers, but also have to read closely, check their validity, and write reviews. Today we read about how to deal with a deluge of papers to review. Today's paper is presented in a video too:
This deluge of reading is worsened for paper-reviewers, who not only have to read very difficult papers, but also have to read closely, check their validity, and write reviews. Today we read about how to deal with a deluge of papers to review. Today's paper is presented in a video too:
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