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WEEK 36 · GATE 36: JOURNAL + JOSS

Do one thing.
Then you are ahead.

Preprints are like a published speech; journals are like the speech after the fact-checkers read it. Some doors (grant panels, pharma QA departments, certain hiring committees) still open only for peer-reviewed work. This week you send Paper 1 to a data journal, Paper 2 to a process-engineering or bioengineering journal, and batchlens to JOSS, where reviewers literally open GitHub issues on your repo. Choosing a jou…

If you only do one thing this week: the JOSS submission (fastest review, most useful for instruments)
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2/13 Read 25 min W33 Tuesday Biology

FDA Part 11 Scope and Application guidance

Tuesday · after 21 CFR Part 11, §11.10 and §11.50

FDA Part 11 Scope and Application guidance (2003), sections III-IV (25 min)

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By Sunday you should be able to say: “My work is in peer review at three venues, and I know what each reviewer will look for.”

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