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How To Publish in High Impact Journals
Join Dr. Robert Eagling, Cell Press Editor-in-Chief of Chem, and Dr. Rebecca Cooney, North American Executive Editor of The Lancet, to learn about techniques and strategies for authoring in high-impact journals.
Essential tips for publishing in high-impact journals
Discover the best techniques and strategies for authoring in high impact journals with Dr. Rose Zhu, Associate Scientific Editor, Joule.
Learn from the Editors: Authoring in High-Impact Journals
Learn all about the publishing cycle and how to achieve publishing success with Dr. Fabiola Rivas, Senior Editor, Immunity, and John McConnell, Editor-in-Chief, The Lancet Infectious Diseases.
Content and Manuscript Submission Tips for Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing
Learn how to prepare your manuscript, get advice on the publishing process and find out about the criteria for reporting clinical projects in manuscripts for the Health Care Improvement and Evaluation category with Dr. Patricia Robin McCartney, Associate Editor, Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing.
在《柳叶刀》上发表论文——专为中国研究人员打造的中文在线讲座！
与《柳叶刀》亚洲区执行主编王辉（Helena Wang）女士一起学习在高影响力期刊上发表论文的技巧和策略。王辉女士将分享她在整个研究论文发表周期中与研究人员和论文作者合作的经验，介绍如何撰写能够在优质出版物上发表论文，以及广泛传播研究成果的机会。本次在线研讨会内容精彩纷呈，不容错过，能够让您的研究过程和研究影响再上新台阶。
How to integrate sex, gender, and intersectional analysis into research
In this module, experts will speak on how researchers can integrate sex, gender, and intersectional analysis into the design of their research
How to publish in groundbreaking journals
Join Steve W. Cranford, Editor-in-Chief, Matter to learn tips for writing and developing a strong narrative for your work and find advice on how to prepare your manuscript for publication in the best journal for your research.
COVID-19 & the need for gender responsive pandemic preparedness and response plans
Prof Morgan stresses the need for gender responsive emergency preparedness and response mechanisms.
The pernicious nature of sexual harassment. What’s needed to stop perpetrators
Dr Bondestam explains that gender-based harassment is the most common form of harassment in academia.