Writing an effective scientific paper: Understanding and managing the writing and publication process
Effective scientific publishing has never been so important – high levels of scrutiny both in editorial, peer review, and public spending mean that it's more-and-more critical to think about how, why, and where you are publishing your work. Recent reports suggest over 2.5 million scientific papers are published each year and to be able to stand out from the crowd and show real impact is becoming ever more crucial. In this short training course we will help you to achieve your potential in academic publishing, guide you through your publishing journey, and help get your work published in high impact journals. This course provides essential tips and tricks to enable you to achieve your writing aspirations by publishing your research in high impact journals. Although this presentation emphasises early career researchers (ECRs), it contains information useful to all interested in writing for publication. What's covered? 1. How to sell your work to editors, reviewers, and readers – your message 2. Tips and tricks for things to put into your paper (and things not too) 3. A clear and easy-to-apply roadmap for writing an effective paper 4. Gaining confidence in the publishing process “… to publish a paper more easily”
Monday, 1 January 1753
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