How to use this tool
Search an author’s name and list their publications, ready to copy as formatted references.
- Type the author’s name (and, if helpful, a topic to narrow it).
- Search; matching publications are listed — pick the right person by institution, ORCID and publication count.
- Pick a citation style and copy the formatted references you need.
- If it is a researcher you want to keep up with, hit “Follow this author” — you get a weekly email when new work appears.
Paste the manuscript title (and abstract if you have it); we list reviewer candidates who have PUBLISHED on this topic in recent years, with their ORCID. Based on publication records, not self-declared keywords — a person's field changes, their record does not.
If you enter author names, candidates who co-published with them in the last 6 years or work at the same institution are flagged and pushed to the end of the list.