At Taylor & Francis, we work hard to develop our electronic peer review systems. We want to improve and enhance the quality of peer review. And we want to make it easier for you to find new reviewers.
To do this, we’ve made submission and peer review management quick and easy for:
We want to show you how to get the most out of the features in your electronic peer review system.
We’re aware that it’s not easy to find new reviewers, suitable for your journal. It can be a hard and time-consuming task for journal editors.
To make it simpler for our editors, we’ve put reviewer locator tools on our electronic editorial systems. Here’s how it works:
Here’s how the system works on ScholarOne Manuscripts:
It’s a great way to broaden the search for reviewers for your journal. It also ensures a wide range of experts in the field can assess the research submitted to your journal.
The search results should be available by the time assigned as editor. All you have to do is go to the Select Reviewers page.
Here you’ll find reviewer details, including the article(s) that flagged him or her as a suitable reviewer for this manuscript. Click View details under each article to discover more.
This tool searches a third-party database of biographic and bibliographic profiles. It covers around 2.5 million scholars and researchers from the ProQuest Community of Scholars (PQ).
Here’s how this system works to find new reviewers:
When this feature is on, editors see the option: Reviewer Discovery from ProQuest Community of Scholars.
Select this option to start a search. A message will show you the search has begun.