Elsevier Peer Review Resource Center
Elsevier
Elsevier's explainer on how journal peer review works, covering the review process, the main models (single-anonymized, double-anonymized, open), and reviewer responsibilities. Useful for understanding what happens to a manuscript after submission and what editors expect from reviewers.
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Project-centered course from École Polytechnique in which learners outline a complete research paper of their own, select a suitable journal, and build a pre-submission checklist. Suited to graduate students and researchers with an existing project who want to publish it.
nature.com
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The Craft of Research
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