How to Publish Your First (or Next) Book in STEM?

Curious about publishing a book in Science, Technology Engineering, and Mathematics? Perhaps you have a PhD thesis you feel might have potential for publication as a book. Or perhaps you have an idea for a book and are unsure about how to move forward or how much time to commit.

EURAXESS Australia & New Zealand in collaboration with Taylor & Francis, present a webinar to cover key aspects of how to propose a new book, the options available to you and the steps involved in publication. 

We will look from an international scientific publisher’s perspective at adapting a PhD thesis into a book, as well as the key things to think about (relevant to designing any book project) in taking your idea through initial discussions with a publisher to proposal, development of a manuscript, publication and beyond. There’ll be lots of chance for you to ask any questions you may have too.

Watch the Recording Below

Agenda & Downloads

• how_to_publish_your_first_or_next_book_in_stem.pdf: George Knott, Editor, Taylor & Francis.

• Interactive Q&A: Moderated by Nishant Shandilya, Regional Coordinator, EURAXESS Australia & New Zealand

Speaker Profile

George Knott is an Editor for CRC Press/Chapman & Hall, scientific and technical imprints of Taylor & Francis. He commissions new books in computer science, robotics, statistics and data science including in interdisciplinary and applied areas. Currently based in Sydney, George collaborates with authors in the region to develop and publish new books for students, researchers and professionals. He is always pleased to meet with potential authors and to discuss new book ideas.

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