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from Part V - Strategies of Publishing Journal Articles
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 October 2020
This chapter addresses various issues that an author should handle after a manuscript is accepted. It discusses students’ celebration-based intuitive thoughts, three real-life cases (Todd, Einstein, and McClure), and three core concepts related to the post-acceptance work, Journal Production (the seven-step procedure such as copyediting and typesetting, proofing and proofreading) and Research Impacts (including scientific impacts and societal impacts). It ends with a graphic highlight of the core content of the chapter and three practical suggestions, including taking technical steps to make an accepted manuscript a published article, using multiple strategies to disseminate a published article, and using journal articles to advance scientific knowledge and improve human life.
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