Se inicia la segunda serie de sesiones de formación para autores de 2026. Se trata de una serie de 3 sesiones en inglés, destinada a apoyar y guiar a investigadores en sus inicios de carrera y futuros autores en su camino hacia una posible publicación en una revista de Cambridge University Press. El registro se puede realizar dentro a través de los enlaces de más abajo a cada sesión o a través de nuestra página de formación.
Final Author Training Series, Early Summer 2026
Webinar #1: Selecting the Right Journal for Submission:
This is the first in a three-part series designed to guide early career researchers toward successful publication. It focuses on how to choose the right journal for your work.
- Types of Journals and why Selection matters
- Understanding Journal scope and fit
- Journal impact beyond Publication
- Brief overview of Open Access and Publishing process
- Cambridge’s Author Services and Tools
Date: Wednesday, 27 May 2026
Time:
- 2:00
PM London, UK
- 4:00
PM Ankara, Turkiye
- 3:00
PM Cape Town, South Africa
- 3:00
PM Madrid, Spain
- 10:00
AM Sao Paulo, Brazil
- 9:00
AM New York, USA
Registration link:
Webinar #2: Reasons for Rejection and How to Avoid Them:
The second session in the series highlights common reasons manuscripts are rejected and how to avoid them.
- Dos and don’ts for Submission
- Tips for clear, concise Academic Writing
- Aligning with Journal Scope and Standards
- Addressing common pitfalls (novelty, structure, argumentation)
- Using Publisher guidelines and Author Services
Date: Wednesday, 3 June 2026
Time:
- 2:00
PM London, UK
- 4:00
PM Ankara, Turkiye
- 3:00
PM Cape Town, South Africa
- 3:00
PM Madrid, Spain
- 10:00
AM Sao Paulo, Brazil
- 9:00
AM New York, USA
Registration link:
-Webinar #3: Predatory Journals and Publishing Ethics:
This session will cover how to recognize predatory journals within the publishing landscape, and how to choose reputable, high‑quality journals for research within the bounds and scope of best publishing ethics. This session is for career researchers and aspiring authors on their journey toward potential publication in a Cambridge University Press journal.
- How to identify and avoid predatory journals
- Understanding the modern publishing landscape, especially ethical vs. exploitative practices
- How to evaluate journal quality and credibility, particularly using indexing checks, publisher ethics, and recognized tools
- How to choose the right journal for your research, focusing on fit, scope, impact, transparency, and long‑term discoverability
Date: Wednesday, 10 June 2026
Time:
- 2:00
PM London, UK
- 4:00
PM Ankara, Turkiye
- 3:00
PM Cape Town, South Africa
- 3:00
PM Madrid, Spain10:00 AM Sao Paulo, Brazil
- 9:00
AM New York, USA
Registration link:
