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Nature のエディターによる 論 文 執 筆 講 座

2020年3月2日（月） 10：00 -17：30〈 トレーナー 〉

Bronwyn Wake

Chief Editor, Nature Climate Change

Stephane Larochelle

Team Manager and Senior Editor,
Nature Communications〈 場京都大学吉田キャンパス

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トレーナー紹介
Bronwyn Wake, Chief Editor, Nature Climate Change
Bronwyn joined Nature Climate Change in 2012. She has handled research manuscripts and review
and opinion articles across the entire breadth of physical climate sciences, the marine and aquaticenvironment, and interdisciplinary articles integrating natural and social science disciplines in thecontext of climate and global environmental change. In November 2014 she moved to the Sydney
office before returning to the London office to become Chief Editor in May 2016. Bronwyn completed her postgraduate studies at University of Tasmania, Australia, with a PhD in trace element
biogeochemistry and first class Honours in Antarctic Studies. Her postdoctoral work at the University of Southampton, UK and European Institute for Marine Studies, Brest, France focused on trace
metal cycling in marine waters and their roles as micronutrients for phytoplankton. Bronwyn isbased in the London office.

Stephane Larochelle, Team Manager and Senior Editor, Nature Communications
Stephane joined Nature Communications in 2014 following two years as an associate editor at
Nature Structural & Molecular Biology. He received his PhD in molecular biology from McGill
University followed by post-doctoral work at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Icahn
School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. Stephane is based in the New York officewhere he leads a team of editors that handles a broad range of manuscripts which aim to decipher themolecular mechanisms underpinning cellular physiology, from large scale epigenetics and proteomics down to the structure and biophysics of single proteins.

Agenda10:00 ▶ Welcome and Introductions

10:30 ▶ What Makes a Great Paper?
Example of what top tier journal editors look for in a manuscript
11:00 ▶ Practical Exercise 1: You’re the editor!

11:15 ▶ Titles and Abstracts
How to create an engaging and brief Title and Abstract
11:45 ▶ Live Edit
12:00 ▶ Lunch

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Participants must bring in a recent, unpublished abstract which they can review one-to-one with the editors to getexpert feedback on their work14:30 ▶ Break

14:45 ▶ Figure Presentation
An interactive module on designing clear and informative figures and graphs
15:15 ▶ Submitting Your Paper
Submission procedures, making a case to editors, and tips on structuring and writing a good cover letter
15:45 ▶ Practical Exercise 3: Pitching the Research

16:15 ▶ Break

16:30 ▶ The Editorial Process and Peer Review
An overview of editorial processes at top tier journals and of peer-review, tips on writing
rebuttal letters when responding to reviewer’s comments, and how to be a goodpeer reviewer yourself
17:15 ▶ Q&A and Feedback
17:30 ▶ End of Day