What Editors Want: How to Write and Peer Review Papers | May 2
On May 2, at 3 p.m. in the Beckman Institute Auditorium, Annette Fenner, Chief Editor of Nature Reviews Urology will present “What Editors Want: How to Write and Peer Review Papers.” Attendees will have an opportunity to connect and learn first-hand how to write and position their research to maximize the chances of having it published. A reception will follow. RSVP by April 25.
Writing and peer reviewing for journals are skills that take practice, but knowing what journal editors want can give you a head start! In this talk, Dr. Fenner will discuss what editors look for in primary papers and reviews and will offer tips on how to be a better writer and reviewer. This event is sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute (IHSI), the Roy J. Carver Biotechnology Center, and the Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change (ESEC).
Please join us for a networking reception immediately following the lecture in Beckman Room 1005.
Annette Fenner, MBBS, PhD, is the Chief Editor of Nature Reviews Urology. She studied at Imperial College London, where she completed her medical degree and intercalated a BSc and PhD in Reproductive Endocrinology. During her PhD, she worked on hypothalamic peptides in the control of reproduction. She joined the Nature Reviews Urology team as an Associate Editor in 2010, and was promoted to Chief Editor in 2011. Outside of her role at NRU, she also serves as a Trustee for the Men's Health Forum (UK registered charity no. 1087375).
