Preparing and publishing manuscripts for physical sciences and sustainability journals
Strand Building, Strand Campus, London
This is a hybrid event. If you're interested in joining this seminar online, please contact netzero@kcl.ac.uk for the Teams meeting link.
This month we are joined by Dr Michelle Muzzio from Cell Press.
Publishing is an integral but challenging part of conducting scientific research. Michelle, Editor-in-Chief of Chem Circularity, at Cell Press, will give an overview on the process of preparing and publishing manuscripts, with some tips for effective preparation and presentation of research. She will introduce the physical sciences and sustainability journals at Cell Press and highlight potential synergies between your research work and Cell Press. Throughout the discussion, Michelle will also be free to answer questions about the publishing process as well as professional scientific editing in general.
Speaker Bio:
Michelle Muzzio earned her PhD at Brown University, where she championed research in sustainable chemistry applications of nanoparticle synthesis and published on biomass conversion, electrocatalysis, the degradation of industrial contaminants, and chemical engineering. Since joining Cell Press over 6 years ago, Michelle has worked across the physical science and sustainability journals, most recently as a deputy editor of iScience. In that role, she led the Earth, Environmental, and Engineering sub-team, ultimately leading her to launch Chem Circularity, extending the footprint of other Cell Press journals Chem, Joule, and One Earth, as editor-in-chief.
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