As it is February, we are thrilled to celebrate another year of publishing at PeerJ. We have now been publishing peer-reviewed articles for six years! With our streamlined submission system (saving our authors hours...
Today we published “The Early Pliocene extinction of the mega-toothed shark Otodus megalodon: a view from the eastern North Pacific“. In this study, researchers review all records of the shark from western North America to...
Congratulations go to Christiana McDonald-Spicer, winner of the PeerJ Award for Best Oral Presentation at the International Biogeography Society meeting IBS 2019 in Malaga, Spain last month. The PeerJ Award includes a free publication in PeerJ (upon submission...
The PeerJ Awards Program has a number of conferences lined up as we begin 2019. We are beyond pleased to acknowledge rigorous science by students and early career researchers as well as further efforts in...
We are thrilled to announce that submissions are now open for five new journals dedicated to the Chemical Sciences. Starting today, researchers can submit manuscripts to PeerJ, for peer review, to the journals ‘PeerJ...
Alongside PeerJ – the Journal of Life and Environmental Sciences, our preprint server, PeerJ Preprints, also celebrated its fifth birthday this year. With a number of scientific journals, funders and societies highlighting the importance...
PeerJ Computer Science continues to offer a publication venue suitable for the unique research needs of the computer sciences community. Beyond the journal article, computer scientists require a journal to receive peer review and...
As 2018 comes to an end, we would like to take a moment and recognize the significant efforts of our staff, authors, editors, reviewers, and many collaborators over this past year. And what a...
Drumroll please… announcing the first PeerJ Award of 2019 and continued support of students and early career researchers! Our first award of the year will be for Best Oral Presentation by a student or...
With the PeerJ Awards program in full swing, we are eager to highlight the winners so far. Here is a brief look at their award-winning contributions and their next steps in open science. By...
We recently published “The most complete enantiornithine from North America and a phylogenetic analysis of the Avisauridae“. In this study, researchers describe one of the largest birds known from North America from the Age...
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