publishing your research
In today's competitive academic landscape, publication success requires more than quality research, it demands strategic preparation. Join our webinar for strategies that turn manuscripts into published papers.
Maximising your publication success in Medicine & Health: Navigating journal selection, avoiding rejection, and leveraging AI
What the event covered
Struggling to get your research published? This session addressed the key challenges researchers encounter and provides practical guidance to strengthen your manuscripts and navigate the publication process with confidence.
What you’ll learn:
How to select the most suitable right journal for your research
Key reasons for manuscript rejection and how to avoid them
Leveraging AI in manuscript development within ethical and policy boundaries
Designed for researchers, early-career academics, and experienced authors alike, this session focuses on clarity, confidence, and prevention. Helping you submit with fewer surprises and stronger chances of success.
About the speaker
Shay O’ Neill is Consulting Editor Manager at Taylor & Francis. Shay joined Taylor & Francis’s Publishing Ethics and Integrity team in 2018. He provides specialist advice and support on ethical, research integrity, and policy matters to our editorial teams and authors. Shay also promotes awareness and the consistent application of ethical principles and best practice in publishing.
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publishing your research
The speaker
Shay O’ Neill
Consulting Editor Manager at Taylor & Francis Group
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