2026-06-09 –, AUDITORIUM
Publication in a peer-reviewed journal is often taken as a reliable indicator of credible research. We argue that this view places unrealistic expectations on journal-based peer review. Given practical constraints on time and expertise, it is not feasible for journal-based peer review to consistently provide thorough vetting of all vital aspects of research credibility prior to publication. With greater transparency, however, it could serve as an effective initial quality filter, identifying research that merits closer scrutiny through post-publication peer review.
Simine Vazire and Neil Levy
Could you give us a rough idea of what your lightning talk / poster presentation will cover? Such as:: A brief presentation of past research (a completed study)
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