Abstract: Publishing an article requires not only scientific expertise but also engagement with the broader community, which is aided in many ways by editors. I'll share my perspective on peer review and provide some tips for successfully writing and publishing your next article. I will also show some data about the research from the University of Maryland that is published in the Physical Review journals. Finally, I hope to convince you that PRX Quantum is an excellent venue for publishing your results of interest to quantum science.
Bio: Katiuscia works on publishing research articles and helping to disseminate the knowledge to a broader audience. She has vast experience in cutting-edge research and technology, having implemented several photonic platforms enabling new studies of quantum properties of light. She received her Ph.D. in 2008 from the University of São Paulo (Brazil). Subsequently, she worked as a postdoc at the Max-Planck institute (Germany), supported by a Humboldt fellowship. In 2011, Katiuscia returned to Brazil and joined the Federal University of Pernambuco, where she obtained her tenure and got awarded the “For Women in Science" prize (L’Oréal-UNESCO—Brazilian component). Katiuscia joined the Physical Review as an editor in 2015. Since then, she engages with the top experts in the field to deliver a high-quality peer review.
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