Journals See the Internet as a Tool in the Peer-Review System

By LISA GUERNSEY and VINCENT KIERNAN

Reviewers could read articles on line, and publication could be accelerated

In a move that could accelerate the publication of new scholarly research, a few journals are beginning to use the Internet as a means for conducting peer review of articles submitted for publication.

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