For 18 years, this global initiative has facilitated networking and dialogue amongst individuals working in and around the pharmaceutical industry and MedComms, focusing on specialist medical education, medical communications and medical publishing activities. Please join the conversation on LinkedIn, using hashtag #MedComms.
The aim is to host a regular small meeting with 2-4 speakers presenting on various topics of direct relevance to MedComms. Importantly the presentations will be filmed for webcasting for free access by the global community afterwards. Topics will be announced in advance but we believe we can guarantee a useful educational and networking session every time. So make a note of the dates now. It's the first Wednesday of every month (except when it isn't!).
Scroll down for copies of the presentation slides and the full webcasts, which are freely available.
Date: 6 July 2016
Venue: Magdalen Centre, The Oxford Science Park, Robert Robinson Avenue, Oxford OX4 4GE [DIRECTIONS]
Timing:
10.00 Registration and coffee
10.30 Formal session
History of EASE - EASE is the European Association of Science Editors Rachael Lammey, Member and Community Outreach at Crossref and EASE Council Member, gives a brief history of the association which celebrated it's 30 year anniversary in 2012.
EASE Conference 2016 - highlights Rachael Lammey, Member and Community Outreach at Crossref and EASE Council Member, gives a summary of the 13th EASE Conference, held in Strasbourg on 10-12 June 2016. The theme of the conference was 'Scientific Integrity: editors on the front line'.
What is EASE up to now? Pippa Smart, a publishing consultant and member of EASE Council, provides a brief overview of the activities of the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) and how they are helping editors by developing and promoting good practice.
Editing: things they don't tell you about what journal editors want Pippa Smart, a publishing consultant working with editorial groups, journals and publishers on editorial and publishing strategy and intellectual property rights, provides some insights into the "black box" of editorial offices and why occasionally (apparently) strange decisions are made.
To make sure you're included in announcements about future events just email Peter Llewellyn, if you haven't already done so, to register your interest.
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This meeting was free to attend thanks to the generosity of the corporate sponsors
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