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STEMCast Episode 33 | “The Paper Beyond the Paper”: Publishing in Nature Neuroscience with Dr. Shari Wiseman

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Welcome to STEMCast: Beyond the Lab, a series where we explore the many hats that scientists wear. From professors embarking on entrepreneurial journeys to researchers involved in policy making, join us as we explore both inside and beyond the lab.With Dr. Shari Wiseman, Chief Editor at Nature Neuroscience, we peer into her journey from the lab bench to the editor's desk, and how that transition gave her a broad view of scientific progress in neuroscience. Dr. Wiseman shares her perspective on the future of the field, explains how her team identifies and nurtures emerging research, and describes the responsibility of curating a journal that sets global research standards. From the art and science of publishing to the importance of listening to your emotions as a student, this conversation is filled with practical wisdom for scientists at every stage.In this episode, we cover:(00:40) Dr. Wiseman’s research background and appreciation for lab culture(4:28) How did her interest in scientific editing emerge?(8:20) Finding excitement and fulfillment as Chief Editor at Nature Neuroscience(12:49) Curating Nature Neuroscience(16:27) Creativity in science publishing and shaping the field(21:46) Current and emerging trends in neuroscience(28:08) Paradigm shifts in neuroscience (32:14) Open science(36:13) The future of neuroscience and neuroscience publishing(39: 52) Advice for studentsFurther readingRead more about Dr. Shari WisemanRead Nature Neuroscience’s July IssueNature Neuroscience is hiring!Episode host and producer: Sabrina Du Contact: [email protected]

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