St Anne's Academic Review builds on the success of the Subject Family Events and the informal lunchtime discussion groups in the sciences, humanities and social sciences.

The activities of the vibrant research community here at St Anne’s inspired us to collect a wide range of articles into a multi-disciplinary e-journal. We want to encourage academic debate between the SCR, MCR and JCR, help you build up your research profile, and give others an insight into your work.

The 2009 STAAR online journal can now be found via the MCR website.

If you would like to write something for a future edition of STAAR, please read the guidelines below.

• We are looking for submissions of up to 2,000 words in length. Your article should give an overview of your subject area, your interests, and of the contribution that your research is making to your field, as well as any illustrations or photographs.
• We are also looking for short reports of up to 500 words on prizes or scholarships, research trips, conference papers or seminars.
• We welcome reviews of up to 500 words of the MOLT gallery exhibitions, St Anne’s music recital series and recent books published by St Anne’s fellows.
• The journal is aimed at a broad audience, so please ensure that your article is accessible for non-specialists.
• If you are an undergraduate with a fascinating essay, a postgraduate with an intriguing thesis, or a Fellow with some thought-provoking research, then please get in touch!
• Please read the checklist for submissions.

For questions and further details please contact:

Himanshu Kaul, staar(at)st-annes.ox.ac.uk

Editorial Board 2010:

Helena Taylor, Sophie Turner.
Editor-in-Chief: Himanshu Kaul

The STAAR editing process

STAAR carries out both factual and stylistic editing. Where appropriate, the article will be reviewed by specialists, including the SCR if they wish. The editing changes will be discussed with you by email correspondence. For these reasons, we ask you to submit your contributions as a word document.

Note on STAAR Copyright:

Publishing in STAAR will not prevent you publishing elsewhere.

Please contact your department for appropriate style guide.

You may also find the following links helpful:

• OULS guides
• Oxford University Electronic Resources advice
• We would like to draw your attention to the following advice on plagiarism