It’s been quite a week at #AGU21 but now it’s time to go home. Someone decided, after taking their poster through airport security, that it won’t make the trip home with them. @umclasp
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I'm done as Editor in Chief of JGR-Space. After 6 years of this, I'd say the good outweighs the bad, and overall it has been very worthwhile to have taken on this duty. Your turn, Michael Balikhin!
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Recursive blogging, anyone? As my term as EiC of JGR-space comes to an end, so will my blog about it. In looking back, here is a post about my most-viewed posts.
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Some stats about JGR-Space Physics during my 6-year term as Editor in Chief, including a list of the top-10 most-cited papers published during this interval. @AguPubs
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Success, JGR-Space peeps! The pilot program of allowing direct transfers from GEMS to ESSOAr went well and now @theAGU is expanding this feature to all of its @AguPubs journals. https://t.co/8kp0uI6LZK
@theAGU has a nice new membership benefit for 2020: free access to the "digital archive" of older journal volumes from 1996 on back. More about my take on this here: https://t.co/AyiXQ6cQrg
At @theAGU HQ building in DC, the first net-zero renovation of a commercial building in the city. It's an impressive facility. Even though it's a cloudy day, it's a nice view across DC from the top floor.
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At my blog, I've been recapping editorial articles in JGR-Space this fall, and today I posted one recapping the editorials that I wrote over the last 6 years as EiC of the journal. https://t.co/WgzFHU9Agt
Please join me in welcoming Dr. Michael Balikhin of @sheffielduni as the next Editor in Chief of JGR Space Physics! His term starts Jan 1, and in the next 2 months he will be searching for several new editors to fill out his team. @AguPubs@theAGU
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My thoughts on advice from the Scholar Kitchen on how to be a good peer reviewer. An interesting thought -- you are not doing it just for the author or editor, but rather for the whole research community.
https://t.co/a0QkcqKca1
Are scholarly journals getting too "big" and publishing too many papers? This question was tackled 27 years ago in a pair of editorials in JGR-Space. They are still relevant for discussion today.
https://t.co/9EwXqRHxzo
Ever heard of a letter to the editor in JGR Space Physics? Neither had I, until I read Gombosi's 1992 editorial initiating them. We now call these Commentaries...
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