Why review for ORE?
Your work is visible and credited
Your name and affiliation are published alongside your report, so readers can see whose expertise shaped the article and your efforts are recognised. Reviews stay attached to the article wherever it goes, including when it's indexed in PubMed and Scopus.
Your review is a citable output
Every report gets a DOI. You can add it to your ORCID record, cite it, and list it as scholarly work in its own right.
You can review with others
Bring in colleagues or mentor an early career researcher through their first review and name them as co-reviewers. Everyone who contributes is credited.
You shape the article in the open
Because review happens after publication, your report enters a live conversation rather than a closed decision process. Authors can respond publicly and explain how they've addressed your points, or why they disagree. Readers can follow the whole exchange. What you write has visible consequences, and you can see them.
