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Monday Seminar: Dr. Bronwyn Wake on publishing in Nature Climate Change
Tidspunkt
13. mai 2024, 12:15-13:00
Sted
BJERKNES LECTURE ROOM (4TH FLOOR, ROOM 4020)
Dear all,
next Monday, 13th of May 2024, we have Dr. Bronwyn Wake visiting the Bjerknes Centre and giving a BCCR seminar 14:15 on publishing in Nature Climate Change (and high impact journals more generally).
She is around that afternoon (13:00 onwards). Please let me know if you would like to meet her and I can arrange a meeting for you.
This is an opportunity to highlight the excellent research that is conducted at Bjerknes Centre, so please reach out;-)
Margit
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