Hear stories about researchers who share their experiences in navigating the journal peer review and academic publishing process. New episode added irregularly. Follow us on Substack: https://scholarlypeers.substack.com/ and on Twitter/X @Scholary_Peers.
Scholarly Peers - Journal Peer Review and Academic Publishing
Claim This Podcastby Sin Wang Chong
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Hear stories about researchers who share their experiences in navigating the journal peer review and academic publishing process. New episode added irregularly. Follow us on Substack: https://scholarlypeers.substack.com/ and on Twitter/X @Scholary_Peers.
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Recent Episodes
February 12, 2025
Episode 25 - Inside Susan Samardjian's Bag
In this episode of the Scholarly Peers podcast, host Sin-Wang engages with Susan Samardjian, who shares her experiences and insights on academic travel. They discuss the essential items Susan brings on her trips, including a physical notebook, a book related to her research, an iPad for convenience, and snacks for stress relief. The conversation dives into the importance of reading for relaxation, the role of technology in academia, and how these items reflect Susan's identity and values. They also explore the stress associated with academic life and future aspirations.
January 26, 2025
Episode 24 - Inside Jenny Taylorson's Bag
In this episode , host Sin-Wang Chong introduces a new series titled 'Researchers in a Bag,' focusing on the personal aspects of researchers' lives beyond their academic work. Joined by guest Jenny Taylorson, they discuss the significance of personal items that researchers carry during academic trips, the balance between work and life, the importance of staying connected with friends, and the ongoing debate about online versus in-person conferences. The conversation highlights the multifaceted identity of researchers and the need for flexibility in their professional lives.
October 9, 2024
Episode 23 - ECR support: Is it about the research or the researcher?
In this episode, Sin-Wang discusses the support systems for early career researchers (ECRs) from the perspective of a journal editor. He reflects on the mentorship scheme implemented in his journal, Review of Education, which aims to provide ECRs with hands-on experience in the peer review process. The conversation explores the challenges faced by ECRs, the importance of empowerment in support systems, and the need for cultural shifts within academia to better support the next generation of researchers. Review of Education: https://bera-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/20496613 Scholarly Peers on Substack: https://scholarlypeers.substack.com/ Repository of Early Career Researcher Peer Reviewers: https://forms.gle/kWzPYTMdPCeZwmqK9
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