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RBHS 2018 Scholarly Publishing Symposium

Welcome Remarks
Robert Wieder, MD, PhD, Provost-Newark

The Scholarly Publishing Landscape – A Changing Landscape
George Woodward, Executive Editor, Elsevier (Keynote)

Scholarly Publication: An Editor’s Perspective
Brian Strom, MD, MPH, RBHS Chancellor & Executive Vice President for Health Affairs

Librarians’ Perspectives on Scholarly Publishing
Yingting Zhang, MLS, Research Services Librarian, RBHS Libraries

Panel Discussion + Q&A

  • George Woodward, Executive Publisher, Elsevier
  • Raymond Birge, PhD, Professor & Vice Chair, Dept of Microbiology, Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics, New Jersey Medical School
  • M Maral Mouradian, MD, Professor of Neurology & Director, Center for Neurodegenerative & Neuroimmunologic Diseases, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
  • Brian Strom, MD, MPH, RBHS Chancellor & Executive Vice President for Health Affairs
  • Yingting Zhang, MLS, Research Services Librarian, RBHS Libraries

About

This collection contains video recordings of the RBHS Scholarly Publishing Symposium, held March 14 and 15, 2018 in Newark and New Brunswick campuses, respectively. Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences welcomed experienced publishers, editors, and librarians for a wide-ranging, practical program on the scholarly publishing process. Organized by the RBHS Provosts office and Rutgers Libraries as a part of the <em>RBHS Provosts Faculty Development Series</em>, the goal of this event was to inform and educate RBHS faculty and graduate students about the complexities of the publishing process and to introduce them to the resources and services supporting scholarly publishing provided by Rutgers libraries. Topics covered included advice on preparing and submitting manuscripts, navigating the peer-review process, finding the right scholarly journals and publishers and avoiding predatory publishers. The symposium concluded with a panel discussion about the faculty experience during the editorial process, resulting in practical advice to early career authors.

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