R Upskill experiential live edit of a research manuscript (Subject area Chemistry)
Learn how to perfect your next manuscript and impress journal editors as a senior editor guides you through the academic editing process.
What will you learn?
- You will experience the editing process through the eyes of an editor
- You will gain insights into what editors look for in a research manuscript
- You will learn about the different sections of a manuscript and what they comprise
- You'll also receive a detailed version of the edited manuscript for future reference
Description:
In this experiential live edit, a senior editor will take you through the actual manuscript editing process! Our expert Aarthi Soundararajan will edit a chemistry research manuscript, share exclusive editing tips, and will answer few questions, equipping you with everything you need to know to ensure that your next paper a success!
Why is this webinar so special? In this certified, experiential live edit you will not only learn the nitty-gritties of creating a submission-ready manuscript by observing the editing process first hand, but Aarthi will also shed light on some of the common problems you must watch out for in order to maximize your chances of publication in high-ranking journals.
Your Instructor
Aarthi Soundararajan holds a Master’s degree in Organic Chemistry and currently manages the Chemistry and Materials Science Centres of Excellence at Editage. Aarthi has rich experience in editing and has worked on more than 1,000 papers in the field of chemistry and materials science and has trained several junior editors.
Aarthi has guided researchers across the globe on how to enhance their manuscript structure, flow, and content to make them submission-ready. She has also worked as a research associate (basic drug research) with a leading pharmaceutical firm, where she was part of a team involved in the development of DPP-IV inhibitors. In addition to this, she also has coaching experience and has mentored students at the undergraduate level in physical chemistry and analytical chemistry.