With automation reshaping so many aspects of publishing, I believe the role of experienced peer review support has never been more critical. Technology can help – it can streamline and scale, but it can’t replace editorial judgement, and it can’t earn trust. Why the People Matter The teams with deep, consistent experience are the ones …
Lizi Dawes, CEO, PA EDitorial Last year, when I first stepped into the ALPSP Conference, I walked in not quite knowing what to expect, and found myself in a room full of people who spoke the same language of publishing pressures and possibilities. It felt less like a conference and more like a check-in; a …
When the first serious conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) in peer review began, my instinct was the same as many people’s: curiosity, mixed with a healthy dose of scepticism. It wasn’t that I doubted the technology could do impressive things – it’s that I’ve been in academic publishing long enough to know that impressive is …
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My journey to this point has been one of unexpected twists and turns, defying the linear career paths often expected in the peer review world. Being raised in a family where the office and home blended together, I quickly developed a passion for technology and a keen understanding of the need for processes that had …
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