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Wed 26 Nov, '25
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Cell Press, Lead Editor for Trends in Chemistry talk.
M3.01

Ever wondered what really happens to your manuscript after you hit “submit”?


We’re excited to invite you to a special talk with Jessica Pancholi, Lead Editor for Trends in Chemistry at Cell Press, who’ll be visiting Warwick to share an insider’s view of the publishing world.

 

🗓 Wednesday 26 November 2025
🕚 11:00–11:40am
📍 M3.01 (MOAC Seminar Room, Senate House)

 

Talk title: From Molecules to Manuscripts – What Editors Really Do


What to expect:
Jessica will lift the lid on the editorial process—what happens behind the scenes, what editors actually do day-to-day, and how they evaluate papers. She'll also talk about her journey from the lab bench to scientific publishing, offering reflections, tips, and insights that are invaluable whether you’re preparing your first paper or planning a career beyond research.

 

If you're currently writing or revising a manuscript, this session will give you practical, insider tips on what makes a strong submission and how to avoid common pitfalls — directly boosting the quality and competitiveness of your work.

 

If you’d like to attend, please complete the short form below by Tuesday 25 November 2025:

 👉 Visit from Cell Press – Sign-up Here

Wed 10 Dec, '25
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"Ultrafast Spectroscopy: Shining Light on Chemistry’s Problems", Dr Jack Woolley
L4

Join us for departmental seminar as RSC 2025 Technical Excellence Prize winner, Dr Jack Woolley, talks on the work of WCUS.

Wed 18 Feb, '26
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Chemistry ED&I Committee Meeting
Wed 10 Jun, '26
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Chemistry ED&I Committee Meeting

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