[Latinmag] Fwd: Rv: Magnetic Records of Extreme Geological Events

Lun Mayo 5 10:23:44 ART 2014

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*De:* Eric Font <font_eric en hotmail.com>
*Para:* Augusto Rapalini <augrap en yahoo.com.ar>
*Enviado:* domingo, 4 de mayo de 2014 18:33
*Asunto:* Magnetic Records of Extreme Geological Events

Hola Augusto,
yo estoy editando un tipo de volumen especial en la nueva revista 
â€œFrontiersâ€ esponsorida por Nature Publishing... el topico a Frontiers 
hay sido aceitado y publicado. El tema es â€œMagnetic Records of Extreme 
Geological Eventsâ€.  Sera que se puede hacer divulgacion con latinmag?
espero que esta tudo bien contigo
abs
eric
Dear colleagues,
In collaboration with Frontiers in Earth Science, section Geomagnetism 
and Paleomagnetism, we are organizing a Research Topic titled "Magnetic 
Records of Extreme Geological Eventsâ€, hosted by Eric Font, Alexandra 
Abrajevitch, Fabio Florindo. As host editor, I would like to encourage 
you to contribute to this topic. Details are provided here: 
http://www.frontiersin.org/geomagnetism_and_paleomagnetism/researchtopics/_magnetic_records_of_extreme_g/2843
Note that Frontiers is always eager to consider solutions for any 
barriers to publication. Authors can apply for a fee waiver on the basis 
of financial grounds, by following the instructions described in the 
â€œGrants and Waiversâ€ section at 
http://www.frontiersin.org/about/PublishingFeesand then sending an email 
to waivers en frontiersin.org <mailto:waivers en frontiersin.org>  (ideally 
before, or immediately after, submission). Please be aware that 
Frontiers gives priority to developing countries, and that you should 
allow up to a week for Frontiers to review and reply to your request."
I would be delighted if you considered participating in this Research Topic.
Please note that the deadline for manuscript submission is on: Sep 25, 2014
With best regards,
Eric Font
Guest Associate Editor, Frontiers in Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism
www.frontiersin.org <http://www.frontiersin.org/>
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indicated in the call for participation you received for this research 
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Research Topics, with the final fee being between 575 for short (e.g. 
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/Original Research/).
Currently, this is the only way to make open-access publishing work 
economically.
Frontiers is always eager to consider solutions for any barriers to 
publication. Authors can apply for a fee waiver on the basis of 
financial grounds, by following the instructions described in the 
â€œGrants and Waiversâ€ section at 
http://www.frontiersin.org/about/PublishingFeesand then sending an email 
to waivers en frontiersin.org <mailto:waivers en frontiersin.org>(ideally 
before, or immediately after, submission). Please be aware that 
Frontiers gives priority to developing countries, and that you should 
allow up to a week for Frontiers to review and reply to your request."

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