STEMskiller: Skill Set Map for Mentors of Early Career Researchers

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP: Academic reading and writing

[Writing specifics for different academic formats] [Research articles]

Introduction to writing for publication

Definition:

Getting publishing in a scholarly journal can be an overwhelming experience for early career researchers unfamiliar with scholarly publishing and scientific communications. While mentors should serve as the key guides for their mentees through this process, the following tools and resources provide mentors with reading material they can provide to mentees new to this process, ranging from submission to navigating the peer review process.

 Useful resources on Introduction to writing for publication:

Telliamed Revisited. (2020). How to Write a Response to Reviewers in Ten Easy Steps. https://telliamedrevisited.wordpress.com/2020/07/15/how-to-write-a-response-to-reviewers-in-ten-easy-steps/ 

Detailed advice for early career researchers in responding to reviewers of a submitted article.

University of Manchester Library. (n.d.). How to get published in academic journals. https://www.escholar.manchester.ac.uk/learning-objects/mre/getting-published/story_html5.html

30-minute presentation, including interactive elements. Includes explanations and activities for choosing the right journal, article preparation, submission and peer review, and editorial decision.

Tags: IPS; IA; IPS WC; IPS R; IPS IL; PSR ER; CompS

Peer Review: None

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Author: Stephanie Krueger

Peer Reviewer(s): None

Last Updated: October 22, 2021

 

Editor: Stephanie Krueger Last modified: 22.10. 2021 15:10