Video: A career path from researcher to professional editor

Dr. Laura Zoppi discusses her transition from active researcher to her new role as a professional editor at Nature Communications.

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Video: A career path from researcher to professional editor
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We asked editor Dr. Laura Zoppi about her background in computational chemistry and computational physics and her transition from independent researcher to a career in scientific publishing:


Learn more about all of the editors at Nature Communications by visiting: https://www.nature.com/ncomms/about/editors

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