PeerJ spoke to Irena Kleckova about the recently published article Low winter precipitation, but not warm autumns and springs, threatens mountain butterflies in middle-high mountains. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your...
In response to feedback from the communities who publish with us, we are introducing new pre-review evaluation to relieve congestion of peer review and provide a better service to authors, our Editorial Boards and...
We’re delighted to announce Free Publishing in PeerJ Chemistry journals until October 31st 2021. We want to give the chemistry community an opportunity to experience our industry-leading customer service and submission system, so we’re making...
PeerJ launched with an innovative, headline-grabbing business model: Lifetime Memberships. Pay once, and you can publish for life at PeerJ. It was – and still is – a disruptive business model in an industry...
Earlier this year we wrote about a renewed focus on community at PeerJ. This post is the first in a series on new programs and innovations we’re launching at PeerJ as part of our...
“The development of Internet of Things applications, complex applications that require a deep knowledge of several abstraction layers of computing systems, presents a whole set of new challenges in several areas of Computer Science...
PeerJ sponsored an award for Best Poster at ECVP 2021, and we recently talked to the winner about the research they presented. If you are organising a conference and would like to offer a...
PeerJ spoke to Asia Haines, a PhD Candidate at the School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Queensland about the recently published article Reef manta rays forage on tidally driven, high density zooplankton patches in Hanifaru Bay, Maldives...
“Currently, evaluation of environmental impacts of micro- and nanoplastics is severely hindered by the limited analytical capabilities for identification of micro-, and especially nanoplastics, in the complex environmental matrices. Basic research efforts are urgently...
“We hope that by launching this special issue, we will encourage research on two neglected topics within the realm of animal personality, namely the evolution and consequences of personality.” Special Issue Editor Dr. Ann...
Boost the visibility of your research PeerJ is committed to helping you maximise the visibility of your research. We have found that a short social media video summary helps to build interest around your...
Remote sensing, and its multiple applications, are significantly impacting how biodiversity scientists are collecting and analyzing data. Professor Patricia Gandini and Dr Diogo Provete – Section Editors of PeerJ’s Biodiversity and Conservation Section –...
As part of our ‘Meet The Editor’ Series we caught up with Dr. Julia Martín, Associate Professor at the University of Seville and a member of the Editorial Board of PeerJ Analytical Chemistry. My name is...
Dr. Jennifer Vonk, Professor of Psychology at Oakland University, gives her ‘Advice to My Younger Self – 5 Tips for Early Career Researchers’. This is an an ongoing series to share advice and life lessons for...
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