I've just had the first paper from my post-doctoral work at Manchester accepted by the Journal of Structural Geology, pending minor revisions.
Beeeeerrrrrssssss!
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Fieldwork in Egypt
"I am but mad north-north-west: when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw." --Hamlet, Act II, scene ii.
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Fieldwork in Egypt
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This is the blog of Paul Wilson. You can find science- and pseudoscience-related things here, as well as occasional posts on my current research. There is also some stuff about what I do in my spare time (mostly cycling and complaining about politics).
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- Paul Wilson
- I am a research associate in the School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental sciences at the University of Manchester, where I work on the structural geology and tectonics of sedimentary basins.
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6 comments:
Congratulations.
Well done :)
Congrats!
Incidentally, I remember a blog post of yours about having to revise a paper you'd written. Not the same one, by any chance?
Cheers everyone...
jdc: As it happens, it's not the same paper. The one you're thinking of got rejected, I revised and resubmitted it, and then I was asked to do another set of major revisions. Now I've done those, and the editors are deciding whether they need to review it for the third time.
The accepted paper was submitted about six months later than the other one, but it looks as though it will come out first.
Which all goes to show that this publishing lark is not always straightforward.
I can't think of anything witty or original to say, so I'll just add my congratualtions!
Well done Paul, get it slapped on the CV!
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