Publishing your research, part 1: Writing and submitting [webinar]
Part one of this publishing your research series will help you implement the best strategies at the point of writing and submitting your article for publication, including:
- tips and tools to structure your writing
- avoiding mistakes when writing your research output
- how to “sell” your manuscript to the editor through a well-written cover letter
- reasons for on-the-desk rejections
- how long you should wait for a response from a journal/publisher
- what to do about peer review recommendations.
To deepen your publishing understanding, consider attending “Publishing your research, part 2: Promoting your publications to maximise your visibility after this workshop.
Feedback from participants:
“The session’s excellent structure enabled me to learn new ways of writing and submitting papers.”
“The material was delivered with a really good explanation with some examples that made me understand easily.”
Presented by the Library.
This session was formerly known as Practical Publishing as well as Publishing Research: Getting Started.
About Publishing and authorship
Producing and promoting publications is an essential part of being a researcher and communicating new knowledge generated from your research. Knowing how and where to get published, understanding the publication process and being aware of authorship protocols will be critical to your success in this area.
Useful links
- UQ Library guide: Open access for UQ research publications
- UQ Library guide: The publishing process
- UQ Research Integrity: Authorship
- Think Check Submit: Choosing the right journal
- Web of Science Academy: A free online course for peer reviewers
AND
If English is not your first language, there are many resources to help with professional editing of research papers, reports, book chapters or PhD theses. Many of the major journal websites include links to services. Note that there is a cost to using these services.