As a result, @martin-nunez.bsky.social has stepped up from his role as Senior Editor to be appointed as the latest Executive Editor 🌱

We're looking forward to seeing what the year ahead will bring! 💭

Your book is exactly what I needed! Thank you very much for dedicating time to share many helpful advices :)

take a look at my book, Jacquelyn:)
mybook.to/ScienceGuide A Pocket Guide to Scientific Writing and Publishing

It is a simple book with an ambitious goal: to make scientific writing and publishing more accessible to all!

Bought a copy and read already half if it. I enjoyed every word so far. Very helpful for my own learning and teaching! Thanks!

Practical tools:
✦ Write as if to a smart colleague outside your field.
✦ Reverse outline your draft—if paragraph points don’t flow, fix them.
✦ Focus on your core message, not on sounding fancy.

Too many early-career researchers think they must sound “academic”
Result: jargon, passive voice, long sentences.
Science is already hard—don’t make your reader fight your writing.

You don’t need perfect English or “great writer” skills. You need clarity, honesty, and persistence. Writing is a craft—you get better with practice
Read Claudia Ratti’s full essay in A Pocket Guide to Scientific Writing and Publishing 👉https://mybook.to/ScienceGuide

Clarity ≠ dumbing down.
It means being generous to your reader: plain, well-structured writing gives your work the best chance to be understood, appreciated, and cited.

Congratulations! great reviews!!