Introduction to Publishing for Early Career Researchers in Latin America

Join us for the first webinar in the Wiley Learn to Publish series and learn all you need to know to publish your next article with confidence. Learn from and interact with top editors in the research community during the live Q&A sessions.

Register for the first FREE webinar now and you will receive guidance from expert editors on:

• Selecting the RIGHT journal – How to choose the best outlet for your research
• Preparing your article – How to follow author guidelines
• Creating a title and abstract - How to communicate your research effectively

Future webinars will include 'Peer Review and Publishing Ethics - the dos and don'ts' and 'Sharing and Promoting your Research - SEO and Altmetrics'.

Attend all three webinars to receive your free ‘Get Published’ eBook and course completion certificate.

Maximise the impact of your published work! Find out more about sharing and promoting your research including SEO and Altmetrics.

In the third and final webinar in our Learn to Publish series, our expert editors and marketers will cover:
-What you need to do to get read, get shared and get cited
-SEO in 4 easy steps
-Title, Abstract and Keyword best practices
-Tips for building links
-Understanding Impact Factors and Altmetrics
-Tools and resources available to help you share and promote your work
We’ll also be answering your questions in a live Q&A.

Learn more about what happens once your research article submission has been accepted
•What are the author’s responsibilities?
•What do ethics in publishing looking like?
•What constitutes ethical misconduct?
•How do ethics support authors?
•What are the golden rules?

Join us for our live webinar clinic and learn all you need to know about publishing ethics, what they are, why they exist and how to successfully navigate through them.
Plus a chance to interact with the Editor-In-Chief for the Wiley Researcher Academy, Dr Andrew Moore and ask any further questions about the platform during the live Q&A sessions and connect with other researchers in the BrightTalk community.

Register for our FREE webinar now and you’ll receive guidance on:
•Ethics within scientific publishing
•Your roles and responsibilities
•What support and guidance tools are available
•Navigating ethical challenges
•The dos and don’ts of research publishing

Maximise the impact of your published work! Find out more about sharing and promoting your research including SEO and Altmetrics.
You'll learn about:
-Title, Abstract and Keyword best practices
-Tips for building links
-Understanding Impact Factors and Altmetrics
-Tools and resources available to help you share and promote your work
Learn from and interact with the Editor-In-Chief for the Wiley Researcher Academy, Dr Andrew Moore. You’ll have the chance to ask questions during the live Q&A sessions and connect with other researchers in the BrightTalk community.

Publish with integrity! This webinar will explore strategies to ensure your scientific findings meet the necessary standards of transparency and reproducibility and achieve the highest impact within the scientific community. Experts in the field of neuroscience will provide targeted presentations followed by a Q&A.

Speakers:
Dr. Natalia Ortuzar is the Associate Editorial Director for Wiley-owned life and physical sciences journals in North America. Her team works on over 80 journals, covering topics from neuroscience and cell biology through to engineering and statistics. With a decade of publishing experience, Natalia has a background in open-access publishing and expertise in copyright and publishing ethics, as well as an intimate knowledge of the publishing process, from submission through peer review to production and post-publication, as an author, reviewer, and editor.

Dr. Prager is the Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Neuroscience Research and the Developmental Editor for Current Protocols in Neuroscience and Current Protocols in Toxicology. Dr. Prager earned his Ph.D. from the Uniformed Services University in Neuroscience, where he investigated the long-term consequences of a nerve agent exposure. Cooperating with groups from the NIH and the National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement & Reduction of Animals in Research, Dr. Prager has developed new guidelines to promote transparent science and increase reproducibility of published research.

As a researcher do you ever have the following questions about peer review when looking to publish your research?
•Why is peer review important?
•How does the peer review process work?
•What does a reviewer look like?
•How does a journal editor use peer review?
Join us for our live webinar clinic and learn all you need to know about the role of peer review within the publishing process. Learn from and interact with the Editor-In-Chief for the Wiley Researcher Academy, Dr Andrew Moore. You’ll have the chance to ask questions during the live Q&A sessions and connect with other researchers in the BrightTalk community.
Are you interested in comprehensive coverage of all the major challenges facing you when publishing your scientific articles? This webinar will also include an introduction and overview of the Wiley Researcher Academy, a comprehensive, 50 hour training course covering all aspects of the publishing process as well as a detailed look at the skills and attributes of successful researchers.

Learn how to navigate the dos and don’ts of Peer Review and Publishing Ethics.

In the second of the Wiley Learn to Publish webinar series, we’ll be covering all you need to know to understand the Peer Review process and the basics of Publishing Ethics.
Hear from our expert editors on:
-The basics of the peer review process and common models
-What Reviewers are looking for
-Possible outcomes and dealing with rejection
-Your ethical responsibilities as an author
-Penalties for unethical behaviour
-Tips for navigating ethical challenges in scholarly publishing
We’ll also be answering your questions in a live Q&A.

Want to learn how to successfully and efficiently get from the manuscript writing process to a published article in a peer-reviewed journal? Attend this webinar given by JGR: Atmospheres Editor in Chief, Minghua Zhang and JGR: Space Physics Editor, Yuming Wang.

Join us for our live publishing clinic and learn all you need to know to publish your next article with confidence. Learn from and interact with top editors in the research community during the live Q&A sessions and connect with other researchers in the BrightTalk community.

Register for our FREE webinar now and you’ll receive guidance from expert editors on:
•Selecting the RIGHT journal – How to choose the best outlet for your research
•Preparing your article – How to follow author guidelines
•Peer Review/Rejection – How to address reviewer comments and prepare for resubmission
•Post publication and SEO – How to promote your work

This practical webinar will demystify much of the process of writing and submitting your research and the peer review process. Learn from and interact with top editors in the Chemical Engineering research community to help you successfully publish your next article.

Presenters are:
Dr. Michael P. Harold

Dr. Michael P. Harold is the M.D. Anderson Professor and Department Chair of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Houston. With expertise in reaction engineering and catalysis, Dr Harold is the author of more than 140 peer-reviewed papers and has given over 260 presentations and invited lectures. He is the founder and principal investigator of the University of Houston’s Texas Center for Clean Engines, Emissions & Fuels (TxCEF), established in 2003. Dr Harold was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the AIChE Journal in late 2011, the 7th in the Journal’s 57-year history. His honors include the 2013 Ester Farfel Award at the University of Houston (highest honor bestowed on a faculty member) and he American Chemical Society’s Fuel Division Richard A. Glenn Award.

Dr. João B.P. Soares

João Soares is a Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Alberta (Edmonton, AB, Canada). He holds a Campus Alberta Innovates Program (CAIP) Chair in Interfacial Polymer Engineering for Oil Sands Processing, and a Canada Research Chair (Tier I) in Advanced Polymer Reaction Engineering.

Professor Soares is the Editor-in-Chief for The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, and a member of the Executive Advisory Board of Wiley-VCH Macromolecular journals.

Professor Soares is a Fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada, a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, and a Professional Engineer in the Provinces of Ontario and Alberta.

Wiley y la Dirección General de Bibliotecas y Publicaciones - Biblioteca Central de la UNMSM tienen el agrado de invitarles a nuestro Taller de Autor en línea para investigadores. Los temas a tratar incluyen: Cómo elegir el journal correcto, Cómo proceder con las revisiones, todo sobre “Peer Review”, y mucho más.
Todos estos temas de suma relevancia para incrementar las posibilidades de publicar su artículo.

Join us for the first webinar in the Wiley Learn to Publish series and learn all you need to know to publish your next article with confidence. Learn from and interact with top editors in the research community during the live Q&A sessions and connect with other researchers in the BrightTalk community.

Register for the first FREE webinar now and you’ll receive guidance from expert editors on:
•Selecting the RIGHT journal – How to choose the best outlet for your research
•Preparing your article – How to follow author guidelines
•Creating a title and abstract- How to communicate your research effectively
Future webinars will include 'Peer Review and Publishing Ethics- the dos and don'ts' and 'Sharing and Promoting your Research- SEO and Altmetrics'.
Attend all three webinars to receive your free ‘Get Published’ eBook and course completion certificate.

Wiley invites early career researchers to the second annual Wiley Humanities Festival!
Register today for Humanities Publishing 101 and join Wiley for a FREE webinar panel discussion from notable journal editors and scholars based around your needs as a researcher. You’ll hear advice on the best practices to getting published and discover the unspoken rules of publishing research in the Humanities.

Presented by:
Ann E. Larabee, Editor, The Journal of Popular Culture
Professor Michigan State University
20th-Century and Contemporary Literature

Dr. Willem B. Drees
Editor, Zygon: Journal of Religion & Science
Professor & Dean, Tilburg School of Humanities

Udo Schuklenk, PhD
Professor of Philosophy and Ontario Research Chair in Bioethics
Joint Editor-in-Chief Bioethics & Developing World Bioethics
Department of Philosophy
Queen's University

Hosted by:
Anna O’Brien
Associate Editorial Director, Social Sciences & Humanities,Wiley

Do you find the process of writing a scientific paper unfamiliar and stressful, and wish that there is an expert to guide you through it?
In this webinar/publishing clinic session, you will learn about top challenges that researchers face when publishing scientific papers, followed by solutions and recommendations by experts in the field.

Topics covered include:
- Most-encountered challenges to publishing and how to tackle them
- Success story: Journey as an early career researcher
- Success story: Practical tips that worked

Presented by: Dr. José Oliveira, Editor-in-Chief, Small, Wiley and
Dr. Patchanita Thamyongkit, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University

Learn more about the process of writing and submitting your research with practical tips on selecting the right journal, writing your article, understanding the peer review process and post-publication SEO and promotion. Register for your place today and discover all you need to help you successfully publish your next article.

Discover all you need to know to start publishing with success!
Do you struggle to find the right journal?
Do you want advice on how to write and submit your paper?
Do you want to understand the peer review process?
Would you like tips on how to how to maximize the impact of your research?

…then join our webinar and ask our expert editors, Dr Costas Agalou and Dr. Serena Tan, your questions.

Discover what successful researchers do to get published!
Do you need advice on finding the right journal? Does peer review feel like a mystery? Do you want tips on how to maximize the impact of your research? Do you want to connect with our experienced editors in real-time? …well this is the webinar for you!
In this practical webinar you'll hear expert publishing advice from Katy Dillon, Associate Journals Editor for the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, Anne Nijs, Deputy Editor, European Journal of Organic Chemistry and Vicky Kinsman, Wiley Author Services. Register for your place today and learn all you need to know to start feeling confident about publishing your next research paper.

Discover how to promote your research, receive practical tips for working with the media and learn more about boosting your own research profile.

In this webinar you’ll receive the practical advice you need to ensure you work effectively with your institution or publisher to promote your research. Hear why you should get involved in Standing up for Science throughout your career and understand how to responsibly communicate with the media.
Hear from experts at Wiley and Sense About Science on:
•How to make your research have an impact
•Assessing how newsworthy your research is – finding the ‘hook’
•Understand how the media works and receive practical advice on working with journalists
•Your role as a scientist in society and the importance of sharing your research
•Responsible communication of your research

Are you new to publishing your research? Struggling to select a journal or understand Peer Review? In this webinar you’ll hear practical tips from top journal editors who’ll guide you through the publishing process and help you discover all you need to know to successfully publish your next article.
You’ll learn more about:
•Where to start if you’re thinking of publishing your research
•Selecting the right journal
•Writing and submitting your article
•Peer Review
•Publishing Ethics
•Tools to help you through publication and beyond
Plus you’ll have the chance to ask the editors your questions and connect with fellow researchers attending from across the globe. Sign up today to reserve your place!

Hear from experts at Wiley, Publons and ORCID about how to get recognition for review, why it’s important and how it can benefit your research profile.
Peer Review Week is back! The theme this year is ‘Recognition for Review’ and to celebrate, we’re exploring why recognition matters and how to get it.
This webinar will explore:
The researcher’s view of why recognition for reviewing is important – why should you care, and what types of recognition are the most beneficial
How journals recognize reviewer activity – find out what journals are doing to help support their reviews and recognize their contribution
How organizations are helping to facilitate review recognition - hear from two organizations (Publons and ORCID) about their approaches to public recognition for review activity, and how this can benefit your research profile.