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Asked by anon-361238 to Simone, Maria, Jyoti, Jessica, Ioannis, Courtney on 24 Mar 2023.
Question: Have you ever published your research?
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Maria Price answered on 24 Mar 2023:
I have been named on a couple papers where I have helped, but haven’t published my own research yet
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Jessica McCreery answered on 24 Mar 2023:
I have published a couple of papers in some Journals and have recently helped write a book Chapter. I love being able to share my research!
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John commented on :
I’ve published a paper relating to my work during my degree last year, it’s a pretty long journey sometimes from doing the experiments to writing to having it accepted and published. Mine was started in 2016!! 6 years is probably one of the outliers
Edward commented on :
Research is usually published in scientific journals (there are many hundreds of these). Publishing research is a big part of most research scientists’ work,especially scientists in universities and working for government organisations (NHS, Public Health, agencies dealing with animal health, the environment, weather and climate, etc.). Full-time university researchers might aim for getting 3-5 papers published per year. Sometimes, we also write chapters for books. Many of my colleagues who are as old as me will have well over 100 publications.