You are cordially invited to a webinar on Wiley-SANLiC Author Engagement Programme - How Can Peer Review Help You be a Better Author?. You've submitted your paper to a journal, and now you're in the waiting phase for the peer review process. But how does this process actually work, and how valuable is it for you as an author? Moreover, how can you actively engage in peer review yourself? Join us to gain insights from both a journal editor and an early career researcher as they discuss the peer review process and its significance.

This webinar will be beneficial for individuals involved in research at institutions in South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana. It is a component of the Author Engagement Programme, which is organized through the collaboration between Wiley and the South African National Library and Information Consortium. Discover how this partnership directly enhances your experience as an author affiliated with one of the institutions included in this collaboration.

Topics:

• How the peer review process works
• How peer review can make published research the best it can be
• How to get involved in doing peer review yourself

About speakers:

Karen Grimmers is a Professor at Flinders University in Australia, as well as a Professor Emerita at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Stellenbosch University.

Dr. Carolyn Chisadza is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Pretoria. Additionally, she holds the position of Associate Professor in Economics at the same institution. Dr. Chisadza obtained her Ph.D. in Economics and her research interests encompass economic growth and development, particularly focusing on inequality, institutions, and conflict within Africa. Her scholarly work has been published in esteemed academic journals such as Economics Letters, the Journal of Development Studies, and Environment, Development, and Sustainability, among others. Currently, she serves as an AfOx (Africa Oxford Initiative) visiting research fellow at the University of Oxford, where she is engaged in research pertaining to societal frictions.

Moderated by Michael Willis, Senior Solutions Manager, Wiley.

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