Learn how and when to select a journal and how this step can affect your publishing chances and career. Understand the different kinds of journals and what they mean for your research, publishing and your professional development. With more than 200,000 academic journals in the world to select from, our event will provide guidance to help you navigate the wider publishing world.

Understand what open access is and why it may be a good choice for publishing your research, balancing the costs versus the benefits.
What happens once a paper is submitted? How do editorial triage and peer reviewer selection work? What kind of comments are you likely to get back, and how to respond? How long does it all take, and how can you best manage the process?
Hear from Sci-Train’s:

Gareth Dyke, PhD – Co-Founder & Academic Director of Sci-Train. Gareth Dyke is a prolific academic author and writer, publishing more than 300 peer-reviewed articles in leading journals (including Nature and Science) over a career spanning 20+ years. His goal now is to pass on writing and publishing skills to researchers around the world for whom English is not their first language.

Maria Machado PhD – Expert Trainer & Contributor at Sci-Train. Maria Machado is a physiologist turned consultant. She attempts to bridge the gap between researchers, the academic publishing industry, and society at large. Maria has broad experience in helping scientists transmit the core message uncovered from their data and disseminate new knowledge quickly.