About us
To deliver the highest-quality service, we have established a loyal network of skilled and experienced editorial managers. With expertise across science, technology, engineering and medicine, as well as arts, humanities and languages, our freelancers are matched to the specific needs of each client and project. Drawing on our fantastic resources, we offer exceptional editorial support and seamless cover as required.
An established provider of peer-review services
Experienced in submission systems including ScholarOne, Editorial Manager, Open Journal Systems, eJournalPress, epress, AllenTrack, and ReView, our knowledgeable team helps editors, authors and reviewers to efficiently navigate the publishing process. Outsourcing editorial administration to us is cost-efficient; you pay for the services you need when you need them, and all time is accountable.
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In need of editorial assistance?
Our experienced and skilled team is available to support you on an ongoing basis as well as for shorter periods to cover planned or unplanned absence. We provide a continuous and expert service, stretching from the most administrative of tasks, through complete management of the peer-review process, right up to managing editor support. We also provide bespoke editorial project support and copy-editing and proofreading services.
About Our Clients
Clients
Our team’s commitment to proactive working, problem-solving and attention to detail has resulted in many long-standing clients. We now provide peer-review coordination and editorial administration for around 200 journals and projects. Recognised for being responsive, efficient and proactive, we take pride in driving up editorial standards.
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Envisioning a Hybrid Model of Peer Review
Towards the end of September, Peer Review Week hosted a whole host of content around the subject of peer review, its processes, and editorial policies, as well as highlighting updates and current threats to the system that underpins academic publishing. ...
Text recycling in research writing (COPE Lightning Talk, April 2024)
The "text recycling in research writing" COPE Lightning Talk in April 2024 was presented by Professor Cary Moskovitz (Director of the Text Recycling Research Project at Duke University, NC, USA). Text recycling can be defined a number of ways. Essentially it is...
Ethical considerations around watchlists (COPE Forum, March 2024)
The March 2024 COPE Forum began with a discussion on ‘ethical considerations around watchlists’, hosted by Daniel Kulp (Chair, COPE Council). During the discussion, the benefits and potential risks associated with watchlists were explored from the position of both...