Do you put journal reviewer on CV?

Hi – Yes you should list any journals you are a reviewer for, on your CV/resume. Abslutely you should yes but giving the journal names, not the actual article names that you reviewed for. We do, reviewing scientific papers is the part of research in academia.

What is the benefit of reviewer?

Reviewing helps you think critically about your own research. The experience of identifying the strength and weaknesses in others’ research makes you more likely to adopt the strengths and avoid the weaknesses in your own. Being a reviewer is a sign of an emerging national reputation.

How do you put your research paper on your resume?

If you only have a few publications, you can list them as bullet points under a “Research and Publications” heading within your CV. However, most CVs include an extra page for publications. Choose a citation style and use it consistently. You can use MLA or APA style for listing publications.

How do you put a review paper on a resume?

Publications on a Resume

1. Put them in a separate resume section called “Publications.”
2. Add your publications section below your education.
3. Include each publication in a new bullet point.
4. List the year and title.
5. Add the name of the magazine, website, or journal.
6. Stick with publications that show required skills.

How do you post a research paper on LinkedIn?

Publish Articles on LinkedIn

1. Click Write article near the top of your homepage.
2. Click the Headline field to type the headline of your article.
3. Click in the Write here field to type the content of your article.
4. Click Publish, and follow the prompts to publish your article.

Should I review for a journal?

You should only review a manuscript if it matches your area of expertise. If you’re not sure you have the right expertise, or if you think you could provide an expert evaluation of one aspect of the manuscript but not all of it, get in touch with the journal to see what they need.

How do I add my publications to my LinkedIn profile?

Showcasing your publications from within your LinkedIn profile encourages your peers and others who are interested in your work, to find out more about your publications, and provides them with an easy way to purchase them. To add your publications, log in to your LinkedIn profile at

How do I add my work experience to my LinkedIn profile?

If you don’t have any positions listed on your profile, the Work Experience section won’t appear. Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage, then View profile. Click Add profile section button in your introduction section. Click Background dropdown, then Work experience.

How do you List A PhD on LinkedIn?

If your PhD research is under your Education Section of your LinkedIn profile, then all you need to do is also add a new position to your Employment Section of your profile. Adding something like PhD Student Researcher as your position and indicating the university name will do the trick.

Will my article be searchable on LinkedIn?

Your article may be searchable both on and off LinkedIn, depending on your profile settings. Having your public profile visibility set to everyone will distribute your articles publicly. Learn more about your LinkedIn public profile visibility.