What can you do if your manuscript is rejected? This blog post looks at five options that you might want to consider.

This infographic from Editage Insights lists some of the most common reasons for rejection, and offers some quick tips on how you can avoid making these mistakes.

Navigate the pre-publication journey with this infographic, offering eight tips and tools to help you prepare for submission.

In this video, former Wiley editor Martin Wells offers information and advice for authors on manuscript submission.

“Desk-rejected” from your chosen journal? What next?

In this blog post, representatives from Wiley and Publons discuss the role of editors, and how this role can be better acknowledged.

Jonathan Foster from the University of Cambridge offers tips to help you get your paper the review it deserves.

Journal transfer networks can help you to overcome the frustration of reformatting and resubmitting your paper once more. This infographic explains the details and highlight the benefits for you.

What should you do as an author if you receive wildly divergent peer reviews? Managing Editor Anne Borcherds offers her advice.

Why register for an ORCID ID? This short article explains some of the benefits.

Expert advice on how to grab a journal editor's attention with industry-sponsored research.

Discover what happens to ORCID iDs during manuscript submission in this infographic, which also gives a useful overview of how ORCID benefits society members and the research community at large.

It's easy to connect your ORCID iD with your research. In this blog post, ORCID's auto-update functionality is fully explained.

Plagiarism: What's the Truth?

Greater openness and reproducibility of research, including increasing transparency in peer review.

Join our webinar with Dr. Julia Kostova to find out why your article has been rejected and what you can do about it.

Upholding the values of research integrity has never been more important to responsibly conducting research.

Before your accepted article is published online, it goes through our production process. Here are a short video and guide to tracking your article from acceptance to publication.

Chris Graf, Director of Research Integrity & Publishing Ethics at Wiley, discusses some of the major concerns around integrity in publishing.

One researcher shares what she learned at a recent peer review workshop run by Sense about Science.

What does quality in peer review actually mean and how can we identify it?