259: Inside the Editor’s Desk - Alison Malcolm on Leading SEG’s Flagship Journal
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259: Inside the Editor’s Desk - Alison Malcolm on Leading SEG’s Flagship Journal

"Publishing at a conference and publishing in GEOPHYSICS are quite different. The journal lets you go deeper and make your work reproducible and usable for others." In this insightful episode, host Andrew Geary speaks with Dr. Alison Malcolm, the former Editor-in-Chief of GEOPHYSICS, SEG's leading journal for applied geophysics. Alison demystifies the often misunderstood editorial process, shares highlights from her tenure, and offers heartfelt advice for authors, reviewers, and future editors. This conversation celebrates the dedicated volunteers behind the journal and sheds light on the upcoming transition to GeoScienceWorld. KEY TAKEAWAYS > Learn how a paper travels through the editorial process from submission to acceptance, including how volunteers play a key role at every stage. > Understand what makes a strong paper submission and how to stand out as a reviewer or future editor. > Explore how the journal is evolving with the transition to a new publishing platform and the impact of AI on the editing process. CALL TO ACTION Visit https://library.seg.org/action/showAlertSettings to sign up for the table of contents for GEOPHYSICS and other SEG publications. It's a great way to stay up to date with the latest technical innovations. And if you're interested in reviewing or editing for the journal, reach out to geopapers@seg.org - your voice and expertise can help shape the future of applied geophysics!

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