Eurosurveillance Workshop: Improving your chances to get published in scholarly journals
Do you want to share findings from your investigation/data analysis/research through a publication in a scholarly journal? In this workshop, led by the Eurosurveillance editors, you will gain insight into the editorial process, and learn tips and tricks on how to improve the quality of your submissions and increase your chances to get published. Eurosurveillance is a leading infectious disease journal devoted to the epidemiology, prevention, and control of infectious diseases, published by ECDC.
This interactive workshop will provide the opportunity to learn about and discuss different aspects of preparing a manuscript for publication in a scholarly journal. Topics covered will include: an overview of the editorial process - from submission, peer review and revision to final publication, how to choose an appropriate journal for your work as well as editorial considerations during the selection process, and preparation of the title, cover letter and abstract.
The workshop will be comprised of plenary sessions and breakout group work, with ample occasion to ask questions and share your experiences. Each session will have space for 20 participants. It will be held in-person, and online participation is not possible.
This year we are offering two separate sessions to accommodate different schedules:
- Morning session: 09:00 – 12:30
- Afternoon session: 13:30 – 17:00
Please register for the session that best aligns with your availability.
Date and time
Tuesday 19 November 2024, 09:00-12:30 CET
Tuesday 19 November 2024, 13:30-17:00 CET
Presenters and Moderators
Ines Steffens, Editor in Chief, Eurosurveillance journal, ECDC
Kathrin Hagmeier, Senior editor, Eurosurveillance journal, ECDC
Megan Osler, Scientific editor, Eurosurveillance journal, ECDC
Elina Tast-Lahti, Scientific editor, Eurosurveillance journal, ECDC
Karen Wilson, Scientific editor, Eurosurveillance journal, ECDC
Registration
Please note spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Eurosurveillance
Since 1995, Eurosurveillance has provided the European public health community with an open-access platform to exchange relevant findings on communicable disease surveillance, prevention and control.