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Doing STEM research in preparation for your first paper or refining your next manuscript?
Join Dr Luke Batchelor, Elsevier Publishing Director, for insider tips on how to craft a compelling manuscript, navigate the peer review process, and most importantly, use generative AI in academic publishing.
Whether you’re an early-career researcher or an experienced author, this talk offers practical insights that will equip you with the clarity and confidence to make your next publishing experience a better one.
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Learn
- Key characteristics of a strong manuscript
- Common pitfalls in the editorial and peer review process and how to avoid them
- Actionable takeaways for responsible publishing practices in areas of research ethics, authorship and use of generative AI
Speakers
Dr Luke Batchelor
Publishing Director for Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Elsevier
Dr Luke Batchelor manages the global team of publishers responsible for over 100 journals in this field, including titles such as Chemical Engineering Journal, Water Research, and the Applied Catalysis family. Prior to this, Luke spent over 10 years working in editorial roles, including launching and leading journals for both Cell Press and Nature Research. Luke originally trained as a chemist, with a PhD from University of Manchester, followed by post-doctoral stints in UK and France.
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