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#PRW2026

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#PRW2026 is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 51 people shared 129 posts with it — around 4 a day. Activity is up 1167% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 16 with 28 posts.

#PRW2026 posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #PRW2026

Cambridge University Press
@universitypress.cambridge.org
5 days ago
Help shape the research of tomorrow as a peer reviewer. 💡 Understand more about the editorial process 📄 Keep up to date with new research in your field 🤝 Share your expertise to support fellow researchers Find out more 🔗 cup.org/3SRcnmn #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026
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Boydell & Brewer
@boydellandbrewer.bsky.social
4 days ago
Celebrated each year #PeerReviewWeek shines a light on the crucial process of peer review and the vital work peer reviewers do within scholarly publishing. In this blog we get insights into the process with author & reviewer, Chris Walton. buff.ly/R4XthC0 #ScholarlyPublishing #PRW2026 #BookSky
Peer Review Week: Q&A with Chris Walton

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Peer Review Week: Q&A with Chris Walton

For Peer Review Week we get insights into the vital peer review process with author and reviewer Chris Walton.

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American Society of Plant Biologists
@aspbofficial.bsky.social
5 days ago
Plant Scientists: Think about the last peer review invitation you declined. What would have helped you say yes: more time, a better expertise match, clearer expectations, or institutional recognition? #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026
Graphic asking "What would make it easier to say yes to a peer review invitation?" and inviting responses with #PeerReviewWeek, with ASPB and Peer Review Week logos and a brief thank-you to reviewers for several plant journals.
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American Society of Plant Biologists
@aspbofficial.bsky.social
5 days ago
When does a request strengthen a paper, and when does it become a different study? How should reviewers distinguish essential evidence from an interesting next experiment? What helps authors see that distinction? Please keep examples general. #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026
Call to discuss what makes a peer review useful when quality is the focus, inviting responses with #PeerReviewWeek and thanking ASPB reviewers for Plant Physiology, The Plant Cell, and Plant Direct, with ASPB and Peer Review Week logos.
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Journal of Cell Science
@jcellsci.bsky.social
7 days ago
Did you know… If you have a paper that's been reviewed elsewhere, we can consider your manuscript for a fast-track decision. Send us the paper, reviewer reports and decision letters, and we’ll use these to make a decision. #PRW2026 #PeerReviewWeek journals.biologists.com/j….
JCS cover: Our cover image shows muscle fibre basement membranes and intramuscular nerves labelled for laminin (cyan), SV2 & neurofilament M (yellow) and nuclei (magenta).
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Journal of Cell Science
@jcellsci.bsky.social
3 days ago
Did you know… JCS encourages the involvement of postdocs & other ECRs in the peer review process. Find out more in our reviewer guide: journals.biologists.com/j…. #PRW2026 #PeerReviewWeek We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all the researchers that have reviewed for us.
JCS Cover: Fluorescence micrograph of the female reproductive tract of Drosophila melanogaster. The image highlights the oviduct, spermathecae, seminal receptacle and associated reproductive organs involved in fertilisation and egg deposition, together with mature eggs poised for laying. Cell nuclei are shown in turquoise (DAPI), while enhanced fluorescence displayed in violet provides contrast for visualisation of additional structural features of the reproductive tract. See article by C. A. M. Costa et al. (jcs264328).
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American Society of Plant Biologists
@aspbofficial.bsky.social
4 days ago
Who is ready to review but hasn’t had the opportunity? How can plant science journals welcome new reviewers across career stages and regions and support the people mentoring them? ASPB invites one concrete change to build capacity while protecting quality. #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2026
Graphic inviting researchers to join #PeerReviewWeek by answering the question “What one change would build capacity while maintaining quality?” and thanking ASPB peer reviewers for Plant Physiology, The Plant Cell, and Plant Direct.
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