I’ve handled the review of > 1000 papers at @nature. Over time, you notice aspects of presentation on which reviewers tend to comment. In the interests of minimizing hassles during review, I offer the following suggestions (a bit targeted to climate papers).

Congratulations to the #PACS23 prize winners Ross Whiteford, Ruby Barrett, Pam Vervoort Pam Vervoort and Friso de Graaf @FrisoMarc

Well done to all presenters #PACS23 , special thanks to Paleoclimate Society committee members and support audience Professor Mark Maslin 👋 𝕏 , @hl_ford , David Thornalley, @DominicClift David Wilson, Alan Haywood, Paul Wilson, Eric Wolf, Jens Zinke

Huge thanks to all our committee members for organising such a great meeting #PACS23

Thanks a lot for the opportunity for presenting our new, exciting Southern Ocean stomach oil deposit data and for a brilliant, varied conference Paleoclimate Society ! I'm looking forward to the next one 👏

Transient versus Steady state climate model results for penultimate deglaciation and last interglacial by Tim Cutler ⁦Paleoclimate Society⁩ meeting. ⁦OU: Environment, Earth & Ecosystem Sciences⁩⁩ #PACS23

I enjoyed presenting some of my PhD work at the Paleoclimate Society meeting this week! Now, on to fourth year...

A key highlight of #PACS23 was hearing about the Natural Environment Research Council EQUATOR project from Dr Natasha Dowey it inspired great #EDI discussions and sharing of best practice equatorresearchgroup.wordpress.com

Happening tomorrow 🥳🥳🥳

Don't worry if you missed these great talks, they're now available on our youtube channel: youtube.com/@thepaleoclima…

📢🥳On Wednesday 1st November, Claire Penny, will be talking about 'A reconstruction of Southern Ocean summer sea-ice variability across the Holocene: novel insights from snow petrel stomach oil deposits, Theron Mountains'. Registration and abstract: paleoclimatesociety.org/home/virtual-s…

📢 EGU2024 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS 📢 Check out our session on the carbon cycle throughout geological time and consider submitting an abstract. We are particularly excited about proxy development and carbon cycle modelling! meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/…

🥳Getting excited for our next seminar 🥳 On Wednesday 6th December, Dr Stuart Umbo (@UmboStuart), will be talking about 'Understanding environmental controls on permafrost using speleothems'. Registration and abstract: paleoclimatesociety.org/home/virtual-s……

📢Seminar alert! On 7th Feb, Prof Paul Dennis will be talking about 'The isotopic composition of the oceanic hydrosphere through geologic time and implications for our understanding of surface temperatures and past climates'. Registration/abstract: paleoclimatesociety.org/home/virtual-s…