JOINAuthor name change policies webinar: What we’ve learned so far
Free to attend – Wednesday 27th July 2022
Hosted by the STM Early Career Publisher’s Committee, this event will feature a roundtable discussion on author name change policies and their implementation across several publishers.
The panel will include representatives from both the publishing industry as well as from academia and will aim to shed light on why such policies are important and what publishers should consider when implementing similar policies.
Sample Topics:
- Why was this policy needed? Why now? (Author POV)
- What was the process to develop and implement the policy? How/were authors included in this planning?
- What were the challenges and pain points during this process and what did the team to do overcome these? How is it working from an author perspective
Moderated by: Samuel Goodchild, Associate Editor Earth, and Environmental Sciences. Springer
Panel:
Jessica Hoy, Associate Publisher, AIP Publishing
Ed Gerstner / 印格致, Director of Research Environment Alliances, Springer Nature
Dr. Irving Rettig, Postdoctoral researcher, Reed College, Portland, Oregon
The webinar will be recorded for those who cannot attend live.
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