Springer Nature Manuscript Guidelines
- ESPRESSO
- 58 min
- Chinese
- Interdisciplinary
What is the course about?
This series is an educational video series that provides an overview of the publishing process and the understanding of copyrights, aiming to address scholars' pain points during manuscript preparation. All of the video lectures feature a Chinese voiceover and English subtitles.
本视频讲座系列聚焦于Springer Nature图书及会议文集出版流程中的要点，旨在帮助作者解决在稿件准备过程中的碰到的问题，比如已发表内容的版权授权申请，如何填写会议文集选题表等。所有的视频都配有中文语音和英文字幕。
Course content
Course instructors
Mengchu Huang
Mengchu is a Springer book editor, based in Shanghai, China since 2014. We welcome book proposals in the fields of engineering, materials science, physics and astronomy, energy, climate and water on latest research topics, including special works such as handbooks, reference works, textbook, conference proceedings and Open Access books.
Ran Dang
Ran is the Editorial Director of Atlantis Press, an imprint of Springer Nature Group, within book division to drive the growth of open access conference proceedings covering all major STM and HSS disciplines globally. She has over 12 years' extensive experience in STM publishing and skilled in proceedings and journals portfolio development and team management. Ran has been a passionate Open Science advocator, who currently serves as Associate Editor of DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) and Ambassador of Crossfef.
Wayne Hu
Over the past nine years, Wayne Hu served as a Commissioning Editor at Springer Nature, where he was responsible for developing and producing over 300 books, journals, and videos. Additionally, he participated in more than 70 academic events worldwide. His expertise lies in acquiring and commissioning research content, with a particular focus on engineering disciplines.
Haicheng Gu
Haicheng Gu is an associate editor at Springer Nature, where Haicheng is responsible for acquiring new Computer Science Proceedings for Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) and Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series. Haicheng holds a Master’s Degree in applied mathematics. His research work mainly focused on SAR/ISAR image reconstruction, compressed sensing, financial mathematics, nonlinear integrable dynamical systems and hierarchies of nonlinear evolution equations. Before starting his career at Springer, he worked for UT system, Rice and FLTRP with 7+ years of working experience, and published the first ten-volume bilingual paper collection of Nature Magazine in China as the book editor. Haicheng is available for discussing conference proceeding proposals from Asia, as well as Oceania. You can reach Haicheng at herman.gu@springernature.com.
