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#1 2024-05-17 22:26:37
- PhotonBytes
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Need to submit white paper for peer review
I need to show NASA that I have some white papers published and peer reviewed in 27 days because im applying for a position there. Can I submit them here? Then in my CV/Resume I add a link or something to New Mars where the paper is? Where do you store all your publications and accept uploads?
David
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#2 2024-05-18 06:03:40
- tahanson43206
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Re: Need to submit white paper for peer review
This post would ordinarily be reserved for an index to posts contributed by NewMars members.
However, this topic is dedicated to serving a different purpose.
For PhotonBytes ... GW Johnson's Basic Orbital Mechanics course is a model for what you''ve described.
The NewMars forum provides an anchor. Documents are stored in Dropbox and served via link from NewMars.
Likewise, images are stored in imgur.com and served via link from NewMars.
You can see how to set up such a structure by simply looking at: http://newmars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=10480
FYI ... there are three PhD level members in the forum at present....
GW Johnson is the most active. Oldfart1939 is active. The third is not active but did allow his name to be added to the membership.
You would have to persuade each of them to assist you with the peer review process. You could start by reading as much as you can of their contributions to this forum over a number of years.
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#3 2024-05-18 09:34:22
- PhotonBytes
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Re: Need to submit white paper for peer review
This post would ordinarily be reserved for an index to posts contributed by NewMars members.
However, this topic is dedicated to serving a different purpose.
For PhotonBytes ... GW Johnson's Basic Orbital Mechanics course is a model for what you''ve described.
The NewMars forum provides an anchor. Documents are stored in Dropbox and served via link from NewMars.
Likewise, images are stored in imgur.com and served via link from NewMars.
You can see how to set up such a structure by simply looking at: http://newmars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=10480
FYI ... there are three PhD level members in the forum at present....
GW Johnson is the most active. Oldfart1939 is active. The third is not active but did allow his name to be added to the membership.
You would have to persuade each of them to assist you with the peer review process. You could start by reading as much as you can of their contributions to this forum over a number of years.
(th)
Thanks for this advice!
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