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...
In the spirit of rigorous science and discovery, we are pleased to provide a PeerJ Award for Best Short Talk at the 7th Exploring Human Host-Microbiome Interactions in Health and Disease meeting being held...
The Year of the Reef continues with the upcoming symposium Reef Futures 2018: A Coral Restoration and Intervention-Science Symposium. Hosted by the Coral Reef Consortium, the symposium is being held December 10-14, 2018 in Key Largo,...
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...
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