Peer reviewer for Royal Society journals

Peer reviewer for Royal Society journals is an opportunity for qualified researchers to review manuscripts submitted to the Society's journals. Reviewers contribute expertise to editorial decisions and help maintain publication quality, and may receive formal recognition for their work. Recognition can include Article Processing Charge discounts, citable annual reviewer lists, certificates, and credited records via the Web of Science Reviewer Recognition Service. Early-career researchers may co-review with a senior invited reviewer to gain experience and recognition.

Option to be listed in annual citable reviewer lists. peer review certificates on request. recognition via the Web of Science Reviewer Recognition Service. option to sign published peer review reports where offered by journals.

Applicants should be qualified to at least PhD level (or equivalent), be active researchers and have published recently in one or more reputable peer-reviewed journals; less experienced researchers may co-review with a supervisor or colleague.

Register on ScholarOne to be considered as a reviewer for manuscripts within the applicant's research area; editors invite reviewers for specific manuscripts and co-reviewing is possible when invited reviewer recognises a co-reviewer.