Find out more from CABI’s Publishers about the processes and their tips for successful publication.
Workshop Overview
- Journals:
– How to get your work published in a reputable journal
– Overview of journals peer-review process
- Case studies:
– What are they and why should you publish them?
- Books:
– How to be a successful book author
- Compendium:
– Raising your profile as a species or subject expert with a Compendium datasheet
- Q&A
Date: Thursday, June 20th, 2024
Time: 3:00 PM
Registration link: https://cabi.zoom.us/webinar/register/3317168893874/WN_Ck3OQEb0SJmIyH_Xis9-Vw
This is a free webinar. The webinar will be recorded and available on demand.
Speakers:
- Erika Newton
Journals Publisher | CABI Journals
- Rachael Russel
Cases Publisher | CABI Cases
I joined CABI in 2015 as a Commissioning Editor for Horticulture and Plant Sciences, having previously held editorial roles at academic publishers. In 2021 I moved into CABI’s Digital Learning team and then on to Product Development. My role now is to oversee the growth and improvement of our Cases publishing programme.
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Claire Parfitt
Books Publisher | CABI Books
I joined CABI in 2001 and since this time have expanded my knowledge of book publishing. I am now head of the Books Editorial Team at CABI. I also commission content in the areas of tourism, hospitality and leisure.
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Gareth Richards
Compendium Programme Manager | CABI Compendium
I manage the team that develops, maintains and updates the CABI Compendium. This knowledgebase collates information on environmental and agricultural, production, health and biosecurity. Through intelligent data management, linkage and user interfaces the CABI Compendium offers knowledge, problem solving and decision-support. I’ve worked at CABI since 1996, starting in the CAB Abstracts Animal Health Team as a parasitology specialist, and joined the Compendium Team in 2000.
I joined CABI as Publisher for journals in 2022. My role is to oversee and develop the journals portfolio along with the preprint server, agriRxiv. I initially trained as a research scientist and completed a PhD in the field of ecology before moving into learned society and not-for-profit publishing in 2010.