Virtual Lunch and Learn:
Turning the Page as a Scientific Editor

Wednesday, June 15, 2022
12 PM PT
Telecast via Zoom

Free to attend. Registration required.

Dr. Inglis is available for 1:1 meetings with any faculty or trainees interested in talking about their work. If interested, please feel free to contact Dr. Inglis directly at george.inglis@us.nature.com or complete the journal’s meet-the-editor form via this link.

Speaker Bio:
Dr. George Inglis is an Associate Editor at Communications Biology, an open-access journal in the Nature Portfolio that considers research articles, reviews and commentary in all areas of the biological sciences. In this session, Dr. Inglis will demystify the life science publishing landscape, the role of an editor in the publication process, and the career path to becoming an academic editor. He will also discuss the daily life of a research editor and ways to get involved in the editing or peer review process. Dr. Inglis received his BS in Biology from Pennsylvania State University in 2014, and PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology from Emory University in 2020. While at Emory, he studied epigenomics, mouse models of voltage-gated sodium channel dysfunction, and in vitro models of neuronal development. George joined Communications Biology as an Associate Editor in September 2020 and is based in the New York office.

Event Contact: Robert Hunt, PhD | robert.hunt@uci.edu

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