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CSE members and meeting attendees are encouraged to submit abstracts describing their research of interest to editors and writers, for consideration, for presentation at a CSE 2011 Poster Session.

 

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MEET THE LEADERS IN SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING

You'll find influential people in scientific publishing at the Council of Science Editors (CSE) Annual Meeting including Editors of the top medical journals world-wide. They come to network, to learn...and to purchase products that support their work.

At the CSE 2011 Annual Meeting, these industry decision makers will discover solutions to today's problems and find ways to meet 21st-century opportunities. With its emphasis on cutting-edge solutions, this year's meeting is the right place for you and your company to deliver your message.

 



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Whatever your educational goals are, be sure to check out what CSE has to offer at the 2011 Annual Meeting: Making Science Matter. We have assembled a seasoned group of presenters who are keen to share their insights and experiences with you. There is no better time than the present to elevate your skills and distinguish yourself from the competition.

Register now to attend our short courses and symposia. Get ready to experience innovation, bring home real-world solutions and connect with the best and brightest professionals in the industry.

 

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Spotlight on Hot Topics for 2011

 

Session 13: What can Editors do to Deter and Detect Scientific Misconduct?

Monday, May 2, 2011, 10:30am - 12:00pm 


Despite increasing awareness and efforts to prevent misconduct in scientific publication, it still occurs and journal editors and publishers must remain vigilant to identify suspected misconduct early and avoid publishing manuscripts that later may be called into question.

In the first annual CSE/COPE joint session, experts involved in various aspects of publishing (journal editors, a publisher, a member of the COPE Council, and a blogger from Retraction Watch) will discuss methods to prevent and identify scientific misconduct.

 

Session 19: Point-Counterpoint: Should Authors or Journals Define Authorship?

Monday, May 2, 2011, 3:00pm - 4:00pm

 

Over the years, discussions about authorship in the publication community have been passionate. Many journals have adopted the authorship policies put in place by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors, while others have extended or modified these criteria. Often overlooked in these discussions are the perspectives of the authors. In a Point-Counterpoint format, the speakers in this session focus on authorship policies from the differing perspectives of scientists who author manuscripts and the scientific journals that publish their findings. One speaker will argue that journal authorship policies are unnecessarily restrictive, while the other will argue that authorship criteria should be even more tightly defined by the journals.

 

Session 23: Publishing Controversial Research

Monday, May 2, 2011, 4:15pm - 5:15pm 


Twice in a little more than a year, Annals of Internal Medicine managed to push the buttons of what seemed like the entire medical community. In November 2000, Annals published the guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommending against screening mammography in women younger than 50 without a familial history of breast cancer. In August of 2010, it electronically published The Affordable Care Act and the Future of Clinical Medicine: The Opportunities and Challenges, written by two physicians and a lawyer employed by the U.S. government. The former was published in the midst of the health care debate and the latter soon after passage of The Affordable Care Act, resulting in accusations of ulterior motives and hidden agendas. This session will discuss how to prepare in advance of publishing controversial topics. In addition, it will give advice on how to manage issues before and after publication.

 

 

 

Registration Rates
 

Full Meeting

Before
March 18th

After
March 18th

*CSE Members

$599

$659

Non-Member

$869

$935

**Group (3+ members)

$539

$599

Student

$245

$309

One-Day:
Sunday or Monday

$325

$355

One-Day: Tuesday

$299

$329

One-Day Non-Member:
Sunday or Monday

$465

$495

One-Day Non-Member:
Tuesday

$429

$465

 

*Join CSE and save $100 on your Annual Meeting Registration. Discount will be applied after acceptance of your application.

 

**Group Discount: Three or more attendees who register under one transaction are eligible for a $60 savings per registrant. All registrants must complete a registration form. For online registrants, please indicate the other members in your group in the Comments box of the recipient information page.

 

Hotel Information
 
Hilton Baltimore
401 West Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Reservations:
By Phone: 443-573-8700
Deadline: April 8, 2011

The Hilton Baltimore is neatly situated in the heart of downtown Baltimore, directly opposite of Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a short walk from M&T Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens. Find yourself within blocks to many of the city's leading historic, cultural, and sports attractions, as well as exclusive shopping and restaurants. Visit the Hilton Baltimore website for more information about the different accommodations offered and the hotel's amenities.

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