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Professor Graeme D. Smith, Editor of the Journal of Clinical Nursing, shares his experience as an editor and his perspective on trust in peer review.

Find out how we, as editors, can safeguard our journals’ peer review process and preserve the veracity of the publication record.

This article explores how journals can implement and reinforce peer review processes that enable researchers and readers to trust what is published, using Wiley’s Better Peer Review initiative to help

Learn more about Wiley’s Transfer Desk Assistant and how it differs from cascading and editor referrals in this explainer for editors.

Find out the main takeaways from a webinar on integrity and ethics, including initiatives to encourage research integrity in your journal.

Under Review is Wiley’s new service to streamline the early sharing of research and open up the peer review process.

We talk with Jennifer Byrne and Jana Christopher on the topic of academic fraud, the workings of paper mills, and what editors could look out for.

We analyzed 145000 DASs to identify common locations researchers use to share or store data. Here we share our findings on the repositories and services most used by researchers who submit to Wiley.

We support the fast dissemination of research and movement to make research more open, because this leads to a fairer, more efficient, and accountable research landscape, and faster pace of discovery.

We share the benefits of integrating your Electronic Editorial Office with Publons. Learn more in our infographic highlighting the key data behind reaching 250,000 reviewers on Publons.

Our preprints experts answer editors’ questions on preprints and their role in research communication.

Get Full Text Research (GetFTR) enables faster access to published journal articles for researchers. Read more on how the service works.

Wiley’s Free Format approach seeks to remove unnecessary hurdles for authors in the submission process, making it easier and faster for them to submit their article.

It’s two years since Developmental Science first started welcoming submissions of Registered Reports to the journal. We hear from Sarah Scoffield about how this initiative is working.

We discuss the latest additions to Wiley Digital Archives and the benefits of online archives during a time when travel is limited.

Professor Geoff Hughes, Editor-in-Chief (EIC) of Emergency Medicine Australasia (EMA), shares his perspective on reducing peer review times.

Learn more about the Integrity in Publishing Group at Wiley and best practice with respect to issues that can arise in research publishing, both during peer review and following publication.

Editors may be all too aware of a surge in submissions relating to COVID-19, and these submissions can vary in quality. We assess how both peer review speed and quality can be attained.