We are pleased to announce an upcoming award at a very suitable venue for supporting early career researchers: The 10th Annual Young Researchers Day (JJC) at Roscoff Marine Station, France. A PeerJ Award for...
Today we are pleased to announce five new PeerJ journals covering distinct disciplines within chemistry: PeerJ Physical Chemistry; PeerJ Organic Chemistry; PeerJ Inorganic Chemistry; PeerJ Analytical Chemistry; and PeerJ Materials Science. Ever since the...
After an energizing International Open Access Week, we are encouraged to see academics and librarians discussing the many ways to build a more open research landscape. In reality, commitments to openness can be easier...
PeerJ is pleased to announce an upcoming award at this month’s IGC Symposium 2018: Microbial Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics. The winner of the “PeerJ Best Talk Award” will be selected by their peers at the symposium....
From open access articles to preprints to reproducibility initiatives, researchers today have no shortage of opportunities to embrace open science practices. And yet, even though great strides have been made in the last few...
Early Career Researchers PeerJ co-founder Jason Hoyt speaks with Dr. Corina Logan in this ongoing series on “Bad Science.” Dr. Logan is a Senior Researcher in Evolutionary Anthropology at the Max Planck Institute where...
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting the conference output for the Third Global Invertebrate Genomics Alliance Research Conference and Workshop (GIGA III) in a PeerJ Collection. The conference is being...
(Listen to Bad Science Part 1 here) Cogs in the machine PeerJ co-founder Jason Hoyt speaks with Cardiff University psychology professor Chris Chambers in this ongoing series on “Bad Science.” Introduction 0:05 – The...
In this multipart series on bad science, PeerJ co-founder Jason Hoyt speaks with University of Oxford Professor Dorothy Bishop about the pressures to publish great results, p-hacking, registered reports, and open science. 1:50 –...
PeerJ is proud to have supported the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology in Campania Conference in recent years. We hosted Collections of their output from 2015 and 2016 and so we are pleased to announce that we...
Today we published “Evidence of acclimatization or adaptation in Hawaiian corals to higher ocean temperatures“. In this study, scientists replicate a landmark coral bleaching study from the 1970s to determine changes in coral sea temperature...
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