I’ve handled the review of > 1000 papers at @nature. Over time, you notice aspects of presentation on which reviewers tend to comment. In the interests of minimizing hassles during review, I offer the following suggestions (a bit targeted to climate papers).

Weekend Read! Are you planning your first significant scientific publication, but finding yourself among the ranks of confused research scholars? This blog by Ravi Murugesan is just what you need to navigate the journey. Learn more here: authoraid.info/en/news/detail…

INASP’s Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Jon Harle, currently Director of Programmes, has been appointed as our new Executive Director. Jon succeeds John Young, who will step down at the end of December. Read more here: blog.inasp.info/new-leadership…

👇Insighful post from Rising Scholars, inspired by 🔟 Tips for Research Scholars Aiming for Their First Significant Publication 🖋️Authored by Ravi Murugesan Check it out here: bit.ly/47zWanY #ResearchTips #AcademicWriting #ResearchJourney #PublicationSuccess

Just tried out Sage's new Policy Profiles via Overton and it identifies policy citations from all your publications (not just those published by Sage) - well worth checking out policyprofiles.sagepub.com

What's exciting about this is we've shown at global scale that #OpenAccess leads to more use of research. We tried super hard to identify subsets of the data where this wasn't true but there really aren't many This is robust evidence that #OpenAccess does what it was meant to

This is Lisa Su. CEO of AMD Interviewer : Excuse me do you speak English? You are a random person here. Lisa Su: Yes, I do. I’m with AMD and we are sponsoring the Ferari car. 😂🔥

The first person ever to run the entire length of Africa. Mission complete🫡

Four seasons in the same place - thread 🧵 1. Žabokreky, Slovakia by Jozef Morgos

I'm looking for novel "retellings" by women of earlier creative works. For example: Jane Smiley's *The Thousand Acres* as a rewriting of *King Lear* or Jean Rhys's *Wide Sargasso Sea* as a rewrite of *Jane Eyre*. What other reimaginings do you know that are worth a read?

In 1977, Jorge Luis Borges, one of the most influential 20th c. Spanish-language writers, told William F. Buckley (whose first language was Spanish) his reasons for feeling, age 78, that English was 'far finer' than his native tongue. Right or wrong, I love his savor for language

Big 4 for AI in editing: consistency, summarization, accessibility, compliance. Eg, compare/contrast - here's version 1, here's version 2. What has changed? #EdEx24

AI is pretty good for checking reading level, style guide compliance, obvious errors, etc. #EdEx24

Strategies for using AI in editing #EdEx24

What works for *you*? Where are you going to see real value? If you're in a corporate environment, keep co-workers and legal informed about how you're using AI in editorial processes. #EdEx24

Tiny changes and tiny steps in adopting AI in editing can lead to big wins. But don't aim to accomplish something big quickly. #EdEx24

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