This PeerJ Computer Science Special Issue will publish the latest research where ideas from deep learning are used to understand brain function. This Special Issue aims to publish the latest research developments on all facets of deep learning empowered neurological...
This PeerJ Life and Environment and PeerJ Analytical Chemistry cross-journal Special Issue will highlight exciting new research into food safety during pandemic situations and beyond We are looking forward to seeing exciting new literature on food safety in the...
PeerJ is delighted to announce that we are now open for submissions to the PeerJ Computer Science Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems (MLIS 2022) Conference Collection in collaboration with the 4th International Conference on Machine Learning and Intelligent...
This PeerJ Life and Environment Special Issue will explore the latest research into the impact of pulsed resources on biological processes within a range of environments around the World. This special issue will represent a great opportunity to provide a more complete...
This PeerJ Life and Environment Special Issue aims to highlight the latest research into insect distribution across diverse ecological regions. The Impact of Varying Environmental Landscapes on Insect Distribution Special Issue Editors: Naureen Rana, Assistant...
PeerJ recently sponsored an award for Best Poster, as presented by an Early Career Researcher, at the Euro Evo Devo 2022 conference in Napoli, Italy. We spoke to the winner of the award, Bethan Clark from the University of Cambridge, about her research. *****...
PeerJ is delighted to announce that we will be partnering with the 18th International Meiofauna Conference (18IMCO) - and the related Meioscool summer school, aimed at younger scientists and scientists in training - to launch a PeerJ Life & Environment Conference...
A PeerJ Life and Environment Special Issue highlighting the latest research focusing on the variability and evolution of early vertebrates Special Issue Editors: Graciela Piñeiro, Adjunct Professor, Universidad de la República Michel Laurin, CNRS Senior Research...
"The employment of non-surgical treatment options for gastrointestinal cancer has greatly assisted late-stage patients. However, we need to further investigate the impacts of these options to reduce unwanted side effects and improve the quality of life for patients."...
"This special issue is an opportunity to move eDNA and eRNA tools beyond developmental stages, right into real-world monitoring and management applications." Special Issue Editor Xavier Pochon, Team Leader at the Cawthron Institute. Advancing the Environmental DNA and...
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