As part of PeerJ’s Author Interview Series we’re revisiting popular and impactful articles from the first half of the year to take a look inside the research process. One paper that sparked social comment...
In light of the urgent necessity for peer-reviewed research on COVID-19 , PeerJ is announcing a new policy aimed at speeding up the dissemination of this vital science. Following the call by Chris Chambers...
In our latest PeerJ Computer Science Collection we highlight computer science research that interacts with and affects human existence – impacting health, behaviour and activity. The Collection includes “Predicting judicial decisions of the...
For many years now, PeerJ has been fortunate to have had the unstinting support and input of Ann Viera, from the Pendergrass AG-VET MED library at the University of Tennessee, so it was a...
Impact is more than just a number. For this interview series, we revisited some of the most cited papers published in PeerJ Computer Science and asked the authors to tell us about the real-world...
Impact is more than just a number. For this interview series we revisited some of the most cited papers published in PeerJ Computer Science and asked the authors to tell us about the real-world...
This week PeerJ Computer Science received its first Impact Factor and at 3.09 it places the journal in the top quartile of the Web of Science’s category for Computer Science (Theory & Methods). But given...
PeerJ partners with “Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology 2020” for a forthcoming collection on the analysis of gene expression regulations. PeerJ is delighted to partner with “Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology 2020” (BGRS/SB-2020) for...
We recently published Monitoring the influx of new species through citizen science: the first introduced ant in Denmark The study was prompted by a children’s citizen science project in Denmark that explored the distribution of...
#BlackBirdersWeek took place across social media platforms last week as an initiative by a group of Black scientists to celebrate Black birders, and affirm the rights of Black naturalists to be in nature without having...
A new study led by Carthage College paleontologist Dr. Thomas D. Carr finds that size and weight doesn’t determine the age of Tyrannosaurus rex. Here Dr. Carr discusses the research journey behind his recently...
As a company that has fairness and equity of access to science as its heart, it is vital to state that we believe that should be true of society as a whole. To say...
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