What’s in a peer review? In today’s episode, we explore the necessary and occasionally nerve-wracking practice of peer review in research writing and academic publishing. Research Academic Skills Advisor Sophie Langley talks with Associate Professor Dr T J Thomson – a researcher in visual communication whose recent work explores the world of peer review. We hear about the history and purpose of peer review, some productive ways of thinking about the peer review process both for research writers and reviewers, and some ideas for improving this process and the skills needed to both give and receive peer review well.
Music: \"Breathing Out\" by Mid-Air Machine is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
Guest: Associate Professor T.J. Thomson
Interview host: Sophie Langley
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