Being part of publishers' conferences helps to create a platform where one gets to understand the new publishing trends, reflect on one's practices, listen to new ideas, and develop new insights to guide the publishing agenda in one's own space. What is your view on this school of thought?
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In this free interactive webinar, we will discuss what goes into #PeerReview and how to prepare a review that will ultimately benefit the authors and the scientific community. Free registration: https://hubs.li/Q02MJFl90
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Director of Publications and Communications / Managing Editor, The Neurodiagnostic Journal
ASET is now accepting presentation abstracts and poster abstracts for the 65th Annual Conference. The conference will be in Phoenix, AZ, July 25–27. Submit your abstract by March 1st. What is a presentation abstract? An abstract for a conference presentation is a brief summary that provides a snapshot of what your talk will be about. In the abstract, you'll touch upon the key points: 👉What's the main topic? 👉What are the important questions you're addressing? 👉What methods or approaches are you using? 👉What are the potential results or conclusions? It's a concise way for the audience and organizers to understand the essence of your presentation. A well-crafted abstract sparks interest and makes people want to know more about your topic. Learn more or submit your abstract here: https://lnkd.in/gUNkwhgR
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PhD @ National Cheng Kung University | Research Administration, Engineering Project Management
#exposed fake conferences. To test their authenticity, I submitted the same fake abstract, and unsurprisingly, it was accepted. I deliberately included nonsensical content in the fabricated abstract, "I will expose you." It is clear that they don’t read even the abstract carefully and just approve 😀 Watch the video who they are: https://lnkd.in/gwHGvHW5
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