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A A R H U S U N I V E R S I T E T Faculty of Agricultural Sciences Reviewing scientific papers Jan Tind Sørensen Dept. of Animal Health, Welfare and Nutrition
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First encounter- you will never forget! Major revision !!
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Confession : I referee papers for scientific journals Animal Journal of Dairy Science Veterinary Research Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica Animal Research Actabiotheoretica Livestock Science Agricultural Systems Computers and Electronics in Agriculture Animal Welfare
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I do it – you do it! Each paper submitted results in two referee reports Only half of the papers submitted will be printed At least four referee reports for each paper printed
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Reviewing scientific papers Is it a big responsibility ? Yes! Is it rewording? No! Why do it? Many don’t
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How do you learn to be a good reviewer of scientific papers? You take a course? No You learn from a senior referee? Rarely It is learning by doing? Yes and alone
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Some subjective speculations I Different from being a co-author Do not rewrite the paper If you do not understand the paper reject it Papers without a purpose is difficult Language: It is not your paper
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Some subjective speculations II You are a referee: Please explain your verdict
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Some subjective speculations III Different from being a supervisor – but some advise is OK Introduction: Missing papers Material & Methods: Missing information can be critical Revised analysis-very unpopular Results: Less results please Discussion: Only you own results
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How mush time should you use on this blood, sweat and tears of the authors? A week? 2 days? ½ a day? Two hours? 15 minuttes?
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How mush time should you use on this blood, swet and tears of the authors? A week? 2 days? ½ a day? May be Two hours? 15 minuttes?
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How mush time should you use on this blood, swet and tears of the authors? A week? 2 days? ½ a day? Two hours? Sounds reasonable 15 minuttes?
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How mush time should you use on this blood, swet and tears of the authors? A week? 2 days? ½ a day? Two hours? 15 min? Could be enough for a rejection
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Reviewing scientific papers: Conclusion Be positive: Like being a blood donor We need courses on being a reviewer The review job is a very important duty in science and should be given credit as such
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