Video: What is the role of a Nature Communications editor?

Nature Communications' professional editors Dr. Prabhjot Saini, Dr. Ross Cloney, Dr. Alfredo Sansone and Dr. Erin Scott share thoughts on their roles at the journal.
Video: What is the role of a Nature Communications editor?
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We interviewed a few editors about their involvement with the publishing process, interaction with the wider research community, and the ways they advocate for authors and content published in the journal:


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

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