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Working as a Publishing Assistant for Scientific Reports is a great way to stay connected to science while taking a first step into a publishing career. You’ll get to work with a large team of like-minded people who are passionate about science and enjoy learning new things. As a Publishing Assistant you’ll follow a manuscript’s journey from the lab up out into the world.
Scientific Reports is a primary research journal from the publishers of Nature, covering all areas of the natural and clinical sciences. Online and open access, Scientific Reports publishes a high volume of scientifically valid, original research papers, without barriers to access. With the support of external editorial board members, papers are rapidly peer-reviewed to ensure they are technically sound.
As Publishing Assistant, you’ll contribute to the editorial management of Scientific Reports, with a focus on facilitating the peer-review process by assisting in the recruitment of editorial board members (EBMs), assigning manuscripts to EBMs, reviewing editorial decisions for adherence to policy, and responding to author and EBM queries.
The key performance indicators you’ll work towards include rapid publication, sound peer-review practices, and high levels of service to authors and EBMs, ensuring the quality of published content remains high. You will be part of a large, friendly and growing team and play an important role in the success of Scientific Reports.
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