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...
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...
Just in time for Mick Jagger’s 75th birthday today, Arnold H Staniczek, entomologist at Stuttgart State Museum of Natural History and long time hardcore fan of the Rolling Stones, paid a very special homage to...
An international team of scientists have discovered the largest dinosaur foot ever in the Morrison Formation of the Black Hills region in the United States. This finding confirms brachiosaurs roamed the land over 150...
Months of work go into the preparation and evaluation of your scientific article so that it is ready to be shared far and wide. PeerJ takes a number of deliberative steps to ensure that...
PeerJ Computer Science is waiving all publication fees for new submissions until the end of 2018. If you are a computer scientist and have a manuscript ready for peer review, this is a great chance...
PeerJ is thrilled to announce that starting July 2018, all PeerJ Preprints are now indexed in Europe PMC, a major repository for life sciences. We know it is extremely important to our authors that...
The World Health Organization designates some antimicrobial classes to be of the “highest priority critically important” to human health. In a recent paper published in PeerJ – the Journal of Life & Environmental Sciences,...
Today we are excited to celebrate World Oceans Day. This day is a great opportunity to join in the many events going on around the world to recognize the instrumental role oceans play in our...
With PeerJ staff in the US and the UK, this weekend’s Royal Wedding 👑 is a special occasion for us all. Also, we will take any excuse to celebrate and share awesome science. Are you...
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