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2024 Education course (half-day)

 

Journal peer review fundamentals**

Saturday, May 4
8am – noon PT
Seattle Convention Center - Arch Building

Organizer
  • Matilda Chan, MD, PhD — F.I. Proctor Foundation
Audience

The target audience includes all ARVO attendees but will be most relevant to members-in-training, and early and mid-career ARVO attendees 

Description

Peer review is a critical component to the process of reporting research and reviewing manuscripts is an important skill and service to the scientific community. However, navigating the art of peer review can be a daunting process, considering the scarcity of formal, in-person training opportunities within the realm of vision research. This course aims to bridge this crucial gap, guided by the expertise of Editors-In-Chief from prestigious vision science journals (American Journal of Ophthalmology, Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, JAMA Ophthalmology, Ophthalmology, Ophthalmology Science, Optometry and Vision Science, and Translational Vision Science & Technology). Through a blend of didactic instruction and engaging roundtable discussions, this course will unveil the nuances of effective peer review.

After attending this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe the journal peer-review process
  • Identify an effective approach to reviewing a manuscript
  • Write a review that assists both the authors and the journal editors

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Course fee

* Coffee breaks included with a half-day course registration

Half-day
course fee
Up to
March 8
March 9 -
April 26
After
April 26
Member $140 $175 $190
Member-in-training $105 $120 $130
Nonmember $185 $220 $235
Nonmember-in-training $130 $145 $155

 

**NOTE - Bundle deal available

  • Breakfast and lunch included if registered for the morning AND an afternoon half-day course
Bundle
package fee
Up to
March 8
March 9 -
April 26
After
April 26
Member $235 $290 $320
Member-in-training $175 $200 $220
Nonmember $310 $365 $395
Nonmember-in-training $215 $240 $260

This activity is not accredited and does not offer AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.