How to Navigate the Peer Review Process: 2/28/2024

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You’ve chosen your journal and submitted your paper, but what happens next?   At noon EST next Wednesday, February 28, join Editor-in-Chiefs Sabine Kastner (JNeurosci) and Mariela Zirlinger (Neuron), along with moderator Gail M. Rodney (Elsevier), as they discuss how editors and reviewers are assigned, desk rejections, and responding to reviewer feedback.

 

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This event is part of a new webinar series from SfN Journals and Elsevier covering topics related to the publishing process. Webinars in the series are free and open to the public.

 

Sabine Kastner, PhD Princeton University

 

Mariela Zirlinger, PhD Cell Press

 

Gail M. Rodney Elsevier

 

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