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Meet the Editors Roundtable

Date

December 3, 2020

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Salvatore Fabbiano, Cell Press’ “Med” Journal

George Hills, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Zeljko Durdevic, EMBO Molecular Medicine

Francesca Dickens, Frontiers in Tropical Diseases

Event Date/Time: Thursday, December 3, 2:30–3:30PM EST

Meet-the-Editor panels are important aspects of both in-person and virtual Keystone Symposia meetings, designed to foster connections between editors and scientists. These mutually beneficial relationships help to facilitate the publication process for researchers, while providing editors insight into exciting new discoveries and research directions to showcase in upcoming journal issues. We encourage you to take advantage of this special session, and to reach out to these editors during the meeting, to get the inside scoop on fast-tracking your work for publication.

Join us for this 30-minute ePanel discussion followed by a 30-minute live Q/A, and ask these editors your burning questions!

Panelists

Salvatore Fabbiano, PhD

Cell Press

Sage Publishing

Zeljko Durdevic, PhD

EMBO Press

Francesca Dickens, BS

Frontiers

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