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物理学（Physics）〈 対象分野 〉

助教以上の研究者で、第一著者として論文執筆可能な方であり、高インパクトファクターの科学雑誌への投稿を目指している方

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2018年11月9日（金）10:00-17：40 Natureのエディターによる論文執筆講座

David Abergel Associate Editor, Nature Physics

Federico Levi Senior Editor, Nature Physics

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Agenda

David Abergel , Associate Editor, Nature Physics

Federico Levi, Senior Editor, Nature PhysicsFederico re-joined Nature Physics in May 2017, having previously been a Senior Editor and Team Manager at Nature Communications. His studies began with an MSc at the University of Milan, where he specialized in theoretical quantum physics, in particular the mathematical aspects of open quantum systems dynamics. Following this, he obtained his PhD in Physics from the University of Freiburg where he studied entanglement theory and energy transfer in disordered systems, with an interest in identifying quantum effects in biological processes.

Before joining Nature Physics in 2017, David carried out theoretical research on graphene and other two-dimensional crystals, and quantum topological materials. He completed a PhD at Lancaster University in 2007, and then did post-doctoral work at the University of Manitoba (Canada) and the University of Maryland (USA) before undertaking an Assistant Professorship at Nordita, the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Stockholm, Sweden. David is based in our London office.

▶10:30 What Makes a Great Paper? �What top-tier journal editors look for in manuscripts, with recent examples from Nature publications

▶11:15 Practical Exercise 1: You’re the editor! ▶11:30 Titles and Abstracts

The golden rules of writing and structuring the text in your paper, and writing a title and abstract to coax your target audience from the title to the paper itself

▶10:00 Welcome and Introductions

▶12:45 Practical Exercise 2: Reviewing Your Abstract Participants must bring in a recent, unpublished abstract which they can review one-to-one with the editors to get expert feedback on their work

▶14:15 Submitting Your Paper Submission procedures, making a case to editors, and tips on structuring and writing a good cover letter

▶15:15 The Editorial Process and Peer Review What happens to papers once they’ve been submitted, and a crash course in peer review

▶16:30 Figure Presentation�An interactive module on designing clear and informative figures and graphs

▶12:00 Lunch

▶14:00 Break

▶17:00 Practical Exercise 5: Best Practice in Scientific Publishing

▶17:30 Q&A and Feedback

▶17:40 End of Day

▶15:45 Practical Exercise 4: Assessing Referee Reports

▶14:45 Practical Exercise 3: Pitching the Research

▶16:15 Break