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Private vote on peer review transparency & recognition

Peer Review (2018)

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Pie chart showing participant distribution: 28.8% remote and 71.2% onsite. Total 118 unique participants. Remote section is red; onsite section is grey.
A pie chart showing opinions on whether life science journals should adopt open referee reports. Agree: 81.4% in red, Disagree: 9.3% in black, Not sure: 9.3% in white.
Pie chart showing opinions on assigning DOIs to referee reports. 79.7% agree, 11.0% are not sure, and 9.3% disagree.
A pie chart shows opinions on linking DOIs of peer review reports to work on platforms like PubMed: 80.5% agree, 10.2% not sure, and 9.3% disagree.
Pie chart showing opinions on whether journals should give reviewers the option to publish their names: 74.6% agree, 11.9% disagree, and 13.6% are not sure.
Pie chart showing opinions on recognizing scientists for peer review contributions. Red section for Agree is 85.6%, white for Not sure is 12.7%, and black for Disagree is 1.7%. Title suggests the recognition is by funding agencies.
Pie chart on ethical disclosure of peer review contributors: 88.1% agree, 7.6% not sure, and 4.2% disagree.

Anonymized results, assigned remote/onsite (one duplicate response removed): Download .xlsx

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