PeerJ launched the IABO Hub - the publishing home of the International Association for Biological Oceanography - in October 2022. Hubs are a new, sustainable Open Access solution for societies and research associations, and the Hub Editorial Team are an integral part...
The IABO Hub Editors call for papers for a Hub Special Issue highlighting the latest research focused on seagrass ecosystems. Seagrass meadows are among the most productive ecosystems on Earth and play an essential role in biodiversity support, resilience, food...
PeerJ are delighted to announce that we will again be supporting the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity (WCMB) - WCMB 2023 - being held between the 2nd and 5th of July 2023 in Penang, Malaysia. The WCMB series is a tri-annual global conference which is organised...
In 2022 we are celebrating a decade of PeerJ - and the launch of the first PeerJ Hub! PeerJ is now 10 years old, but the IABO Hub is less than 10 weeks old! All year we've been launching celebratory promotions – or birthday presents – to share our thanks and...
A PeerJ Publishing Hub is an exciting new Open Access publishing venue for societies Please view the International Association of Biological Oceanography Hub to see one in action. Now you can nominate your society for a Hub! When we have enough nominations, we can...
We are excited to announce that the first PeerJ Hub - the IABO Hub - is now live, and we encourage you to explore it today. The Hub is a community-led scholarly publishing channel for members of IABO - the International Association for Biological Oceanography. It has...
PeerJ is delighted to welcome the IABO community to its new publishing home - the IABO Hub. We’ve been working with members of IABO - the International Association for Biological Oceanography - to build the Hub, and we believe that collaboratively we’ve built a useful...
We are delighted to announce that the International Association for Biological Oceanography (IABO) will be the first organization to launch a PeerJ Hub - a community-led scholarly publishing channel for IABO’s members. We strongly believe that scholarly societies and...
A recurring theme in our research in the Communities Team has been the future of scholarly societies. Whether it’s authors choosing to publish with us to meet OA requirements their society cannot fulfill; concerns from society board members about slowly but steadily...
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