Meanings of journal editor in English

About a year ago, in this very blog, I wrote a response to a journal editor's complaint about science bloggers.

It is difficult to overstate how much power a journal editor now had to shape a scientist's career and the direction of science itself.

Steve Braunias joined Jesse to talk about what the loss of NZ Books means, and he shares a poem from journal editor Harry Ricketts.

We asked journal editors from a range of backgrounds for their tips on getting published.

It will involve scientific researchers, journalists and journal editors.

Consider the trend academic journal editors have noted, that women under quarantine are submitting fewer papers.

Given that backdrop, Spiegel proposed that journal editors take responsibility by reviewing ads before they print them.

Currently, it happens behind closed doors, with anonymous reviews only seen by journal editors and manuscript authors.

The council is scheduled to hear from researchers who have investigated the crisis and from journal editors.

Journal editors removed it, as they did more frequently back then, and added it again in 1925.

Irish Farmers Journal editor Matt Dempsey has announced his intention to retire from the position early next year.

Although he believes industry ties among journal editors are problematic, he said they might be hard to sever.

The former Irish Farmers Journal editor, who has died aged 89, was a major figure in the agriculture sector.

More worrying to journal editors would be any dent in reader loyalty triggered by stirring public pressures to disclose.

The relations between Victorian journal editors and their authors presumed a sharp imbalance of power, especially where first-time novelists were involved.

But British Medical Journal editor-in-chief Dr Fiona Godlee told presenter John Humphrys that the research had been "extensively peer-reviewed".