CVIR Reviewer Workshop: May 2022
The next CVIR Reviewer Workshop will take place online on May 4, 2022 at 14:00 CEST. The goal of this workshop is to simulate the peer-review process for CVIR, including submitting a reviewer report via Editorial Manager for one of two example papers in advance of the workshop.
How will it work?
1. Register for the workshop here and
2. We will sign you up for Editorial Manager if you aren't already a reviewer for CVIR.
2. We will assign you both example papers - you decide which one to review, but it is to your advantage to read the second paper, as both will be discussed in the workshop
3. You will have 2 weeks to submit your review - that's it!
Then, on May 4, you will be joined CVIR Editor-in-Chief Klaus Hausegger and CVIR Editors Tiago Bilhim, Miltos Krokidis, and Bien Soo Tan to have a lively discussion where you can exchange your peer review comments with other reviewers and the editors will discuss their thoughts on the papers from their perspective.
Click here to register
today!
CVIR Reviewer Workshop: December 2021
We want to thank those who were able to join our Reviewer Workshop in December!
For those who were unable to join, we are happy to share the video recordings of the presentations.
We hope to see you at the next workshop for reviewers in May 2022! Keep an eye out for more information on this web page.
Reviewer Workshop 2021: Speaker presentations
Presentation on the Editor Perspective
Section Editor for Embolisation Dr. Tiago Bilhim presented on what editors look for in a good review and why reviewing is beneficial - not only for the journal or fellow researchers, but for yourself and your professional development!
Presentations from the Perspective of CVIR's Top Reviewers
Dr. Ali Alsafi has been recognised for his stellar reviewing, and has won the award for Outstanding Service to the Journal for the Most Reviews Carried Out in both 2018 and 2020.
We were honored to have him give us his perspective and approach on reviewing and also for outlining for new reviewers how to navigate Editorial Manager.
Prof. Dr. Marco Das is a CVIR Editorial Board Member and winner of the award for Outstanding Service to the Journal for the Most Reviews Carried Out in 2020.
We are incredibly grateful for his participation in the workshop. He outlines his step-by-step strategy for reviewing for CVIR, which gives viewers a helpful guide for how they can approach their own reviews.
CVIR Reviewer Workshop at IROS 2020
Reviewing is essential for all scientific publishing. CVIR’s editorial team is therefore very grateful for the more than 400 reviewers who share their knowledge by providing review comments for
the journal. To help all contributors write even more concise and meaningful reports, Prof. Klaus Hausegger, CVIR Editor-in-Chief held a workshop at IROS 2020 for existing reviewers and
physicians who would like to join the team.
He guided attendees through topics such as:
• How the CVIR review process works
• How to recognise the study type
• New reviewer templates
• How to write a structured review
Thank you to all participants!
Reviewer Workshop at cirse 2019
At CIRSE 2019, Klaus Hausegger (CVIR Editor-in-Chief) and Raman Uberoi (CVIR Deputy Editor-in-Chief) held their first workshop on best reviewing practices for the journal. Both existing and those interested in reviewing were invited to join. The workshop was well attended, with more than 70 people in attendance!
A few take home messages from the workshop:
- Read the invitation to review carefully, look at the article type of the paper and read the abstract.
- Reply to an invitation in a timely manner.
- If the deadline is too short, please ask for an extension.
- Reviewers can also include in their reply the time period in which they will be away and not able to review. If you are busy or the paper is not in your area of expertise, please decline.
- If you cannot do the review yourself, recommend another colleague who might be able to.
- The newly implemented reviewer template in Editorial Manager, tailored to the structure of each article type, helps reviewers make structured, detailed and objective comments.
A big thank you to all participants!
Click on the below document to view the slides presented during the workshop.
