Learn From The Editors: Tips For Impactful Submissions

About this video

Join Dr. Ella Hinson, Senior Editor with Cell Host & Microbe, and Dr. Rebecca Cooney, North American Executive Editor of The Lancet, to learn about techniques and strategies for authoring in high-impact journals. Dr. Hinson will present information on authoring with Cell Press, which includes such titles as Cell, Neuron, Chem, Immunity, Joule, and Cancer Cell. Dr. Cooney will represent publishing in the Lancet family of journals.

The editors will present their experience working with researchers and authors throughout the research publishing cycle, how to develop papers for premium publications, and the opportunity to broadly disseminate findings.

About the presenters

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Dr. Ella Hinson
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Deputy Editor at Cell Host & Microbe

Ella Hinson is a Deputy Editor at Cell Host & Microbe. Before joining Cell Press in 2010, she completed her doctorate degree at Yale University and postdoctoral training at Harvard University where she respectively studied the innate immune response to viral infections and Mycobacterial tuberculosis and HIV co-infections. She holds a passion for the small microbial inhabitants of our bodies and sharing scientific knowledge

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Dr. Rebecca Cooney
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North American Executive Editor, The Lancet

Rebecca Cooney, Ph.D. serves as the North American Editor of The Lancet, based out of the New York City office. In addition to her role as a senior editor, she writes and records podcasts for The United States of Health Blog (usa.thelancet.com).  Dr. Cooney received her degree in Psychology from Stanford University in 2007, where her graduate work focused on the neural basis of cognitive and affective processes and the intergenerational transmission of depression. She continued this line of functional imaging research as a postdoctoral fellow in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Columbia University/New York State Psychiatric Institute. She has published numerous academic papers and book chapters. Prior to joining The Lancet family in 2012, she worked as a research scientist supporting labs at Stanford, Columbia, and The University of Miami, and as the Assistant and Associate Editor of The Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences.

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