1st CIM/CINet Reviewing Seminar

Reviewing Scientific Articles

Reviewing scientific articles is one of the most important activities for all scholars. You support your peers in developing better publications and, through that, help your scientific community make progress. You help yourself become a better author, by reviewing others’ papers and receiving reviews of your own work.

Reviewing is something that must and can be learned. Creativity and Innovation Management (CIM) and the Continuous Innovation Network (CINet) have taken the initiative to develop a reviewing seminar to help young academics make the first step in their reviewing career.

Program

The seminar is organized as a three-session workshop as follows:

Session 1 – Kick-off – good reviewing practices

• Introduction – Jennie Björk, Katharina Hölzle
• Good reviewing practices – Fausto Di Vincenzo, Johan Frishammar and Tim Schweisfurth
• Assignment: participants get to review one “old” submission to CIM each

Session 2 – Workshop

• Review presentations – feedback from the original reviewers – discussions
• Assignment: participants get to review one “new” submission to CIM each

Session 3 – Workshop/wrap-up

• Review presentations – feedback from seminar faculty – discussions
• Wrap-up – summary of lessons learnt, further involvement with CIM and CINet

Date and place

The first session will take place on 27 May, from 13:00-17:00. The second and third session will be scheduled in the fall of 2021. The entire seminar will take place virtual.

Faculty

CIM and CINet are very happy to have found a great faculty of excellent reviewers and journal editors, namely:

• Professor Harry Boer (Aalborg University, Denmark)
• Associate Professor Fausto Di Vincenzo, (University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy)
• Professor Johan Frishammar (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden)
• Professor René Chester Goduscheit (Aarhus University, Denmark)
• Professor Luisa Pellegrini (University of Pisa, Italy)
• Associate Professor Tim Schweisfurth (University of Twente, Netherlands)

In addition, the two editors in chief of CIM will join the seminar faculty:

• Associate Professor Jennie Björk (KTH Royal Institue of Technology, Sweden)
• Professor Katharina Hölzle (University of Potsdam, Germany)

Participation

The seminar is open to young scholars (PhD students, postdocs, early career assistant professors), working in the fields of creativity, innovation management and related areas. There is a maximum of 16 participants, participation is free of charge.

Recognition

All participants will receive a certificate of participation. PhD students who can use the seminar as part of their studies may apply for an additional certificate stating that the seminar covers a workload of 3 ECTS.

Application

Send your application by e-mail to Mrs. Jeannette-Visser-Groeneveld not later than May 9. The application should include your curriculum vitae, with details on your:

• Areas of research and teaching.
• Five most important publications during the last five years.