Publishing your Research: Best Practices for Early Career Researchers
Publishing research in reputable journals is one of the most significant milestones in an academic’s career. For early career researchers (ECRs), navigating the process of preparing manuscripts, selecting journals, responding to reviewers, and meeting ethical and professional standards can be challenging. With the growing emphasis on international visibility, impact, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, it is essential for researchers at the beginning of their careers to equip themselves with best practices in academic publishing. This webinar aims to provide ECRs with practical insights into effective research communication and strategies to enhance the quality, visibility, and reach of their scholarly work. Led by Prof. Alejandro C. Frery, an eminent scholar with extensive experience as an author, reviewer, and editor in high-impact journals, the session will offer actionable guidance on how to transform research outputs into publishable contributions.
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Alejandro of Statistics and Data Science at the School of Mathematics and Statistics, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
Publishing your Research: Best Practices for Early Career Researchers
Prof. Alejandro C. Frery is an internationally recognized academic in the field of applied statistics, remote sensing, and image analysis. He has served in multiple editorial roles, including as Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters and Associate Editor of leading scientific journals. With an extensive portfolio of publications, editorial experience, and mentoring of young researchers across the globe, Prof. Frery brings unparalleled expertise in guiding researchers on how to effectively publish their work and engage with the scientific community.