Editor News: July 2025 Issue

Published on July 14, 2025

The July issue of Editor News is out now!

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications have been at the forefront of discussions in research publishing in recent years.

As such, this month we’re sharing our AI FAQs for editors, our guide to using AI tools in your writing, articles about Research Exchange’s AI-powered tools, and more.

Your AI questions, answered

It can be difficult to keep track of guidance and best practice on AI use. Look through our AI FAQs to get quick, concise answers to your questions – with links to key resources provided. Explore the FAQs

News & Resources

Using AI tools in your writing

It can be difficult to keep track of guidance and best practice on AI use. Look through our AI FAQs to get quick, concise answers to your questions – with links to key resources provided. Read the guidelines

AI explainer tool

If you haven’t seen it, check out our resource that compares different AI tools and their potential use cases throughout the research and manuscript preparation processes. Review the resource

Research Exchange and AI

Explore the integrated AI-powered tools on Research Exchange and how they support your day-to-day responsibilities. Learn about the AI tools

Research Exchange Screening: your research integrity ally

Learn how Research Exchange Screening helps you make more confident, informed decisions about potential research integrity issues. Read the article

Webinars & on-demand videos

AI and the Future of Publishing

Hear practical insights into how researchers can navigate the AI revolution in scholarly publishing from our Director of AI Product Development, David Flanagan. Register to watch the recording

Editor Spotlight

In this Editor Spotlight, we're celebrating the achievements of Dr. Yong-Xin Liu, Executive Editor for iMeta and its sister journal, iMetaOmics. 

Other news

Quick Reads: Managing corrections to published articles

July 9, 2025
Whether we like it or not, sometimes published articles need to be corrected. In our updated corrections guide, we outline what makes a good correction, who needs to be involved, what the process looks like, and where to go if you have any questions. It’s a concise introduction to an important topic.Managing corrections to published articles | Wiley Editor Community

Quick Reads: New peer review guides

July 17, 2025
We recently released some new peer review guides: two videos on the peer review process – one on the general overview of peer review and the other on the key steps of the peer review process – and an updated pdf guide on peer review.  If you know any young colleagues at your institution or you want to provide interested early career researchers with some initial resources, please share these handy