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Some of the PhD students and postdocs might be especially interested
in the fact that iPerception has a section called "Journal Club"
where people can submit a report up a 1500 words on the discussion
of a Journal article. Might be worth thinking about if an article
generates interesting discussion. I think it will be /relatively/
light touch review process but might get you some practice at going
through the publication process.<br>
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Jon<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://submission.perceptionweb.com/supplement/instructions/ip/authors.html">http://submission.perceptionweb.com/supplement/instructions/ip/authors.html</a><br>
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publishes journal club style articles that review recently
published literature from any journal in the study of perception.
This format is open to researchers at any stage of their career,
but those at an early stage of their career (graduate students,
post-docs) are particularly encouraged to submit to this section.
Submissions can review articles published within the last two
years. Submissions to this section could take the form of a
concise and articulate summary of the most critical findings from
an empirical article. More critical submissions, however, are also
welcome: all too often the concerns raised by journal clubs in
individual labs have no airing space in widely accessible
publication formats. More speculative submissions, for example,
that link an empirical article to a theoretical position, or field
of research, not considered by the authors, are also encouraged.
Articles should be no more than 1500 words. Submissions may
contain figures. Please contact the Journal Club editor<span
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Dr. Jonathan Peirce
School of Psychology
University of Nottingham
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.peirce.org.uk">http://www.peirce.org.uk</a></pre>
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