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The nuts & bolts of peer review: a discussion by Biomaterials editors
Publishing in the Chemical Sciences
The publication process isn’t easy, whatever your discipline. In this series of modules we turn the spotlight on getting published in the Chemical Sciences. You will hear from several experts in the field who talk openly about their own experiences.
You will learn the ingredients required to create a strong manuscript, including article structure, writing style, and language. The area of publication ethics is explored in detail, so you know where the pitfalls and danger points lie. Additionally, there are lively discussions on the topic of peer review in the Chemical Sciences, with tips on what makes a good review and what to consider before accepting a review request.
What you will learn
- How to prepare your manuscript
- The publishing ethics involved
- Guidance on peer review
How to get published in the Chemical Sciences
Top tips for preparing a submission to a chemical sciences journal – which will also prove helpful for those in other disciplines.
Publishing ethics in Chemical and Material Sciences
We share some ethics do’s and don’ts and explain why you should be passionate about meeting the right standards.
The fundamentals of peer review for the Chemical Sciences
Discover the many benefits of reviewing in Chemistry and how you can get involved.
The nuts & bolts of peer review: a discussion by Biomaterials editors
Editors share their personal experiences of peer review and useful insights to help you grow in your reviewer role.Topic
Topic
- Career guidance
- Research data management
- Going through peer review
- Finding the right journal
- Career planning
- Research collaborations
- Open science
- Book writing
- Writing skills
- Publishing in the Chemical Sciences
- Technical writing skills
- Job search
- Funding
- Fundamentals of manuscript preparation
- Ensuring visibility
- Fundamentals of publishing
- Fundamentals of peer review
- Ethics
- Becoming a peer reviewer
- Social impact
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Language
Language
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How to get published in the Chemical Sciences
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Publishing ethics in Chemical and Material Sciences
We share some ethics do’s and don’ts and explain why you should be passionate about meeting the right standards.