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🦨 Ever wonder how skunks decide where to live in urban landscapes like Chicago?
New research from @masonfidino and colleagues @lincolnparkzoo used nearly a decade of data to find out! 🦊🌍🧪
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Impact factors are outdated & unreliable (that's another story)...
But a model of publishing everything that goes through peer review just doesn't make sense. It gives too much power to the few Editors who determine what goes to peer review in the first place.
@JeffreyBrainard
The Web of Science has suspended the journal eLife from its listings because the novel publishing model adopted last year conflicts with Web of Science’s standards for assuring quality. bit.ly/3YzUhFM
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I’m honestly excited to publish in @StacksJournal someday because I think it’s the first journal I actually understand what the whole process is 😂 shoutout to @EcologistGreen !! You are making the best changes for science we desperately need.
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So grateful to the stacks for providing a platform that feels designed to produce good science, not just turn a profit. Definitely encourage others to publish with them as well!
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Hey #weasel experts!
@StacksJournal is receiving submissions for an upcoming Special Issue on martens, fishers, wolverines, tayras, and sables.
Want to try out the future of peer review that is collaborative and transparent?
Please repost!
📣 Calling all experts on martens, fishers, wolverines, tayra, and sables!
We are receiving articles for our Special Issue on Guloninae species.
Do you have expertise in these species and want to experience our new collaborative peer review?
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For the past few months, I've seen our new model of collaborative peer model at @stacksjournal exceed all expectations.
Discussions among reviewers, transparency, & an average of 6.2 reviewers/article.
It's exciting to see researchers come together to fix scientific publishing.
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For the last year and a half, I researched the problems in scientific publishing.
Here are 3 things journals can do right now to strengthen peer review. 1/
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There's been a few complaints about the exorbitant costs of publishing open access science in my discipline lately. I'm very intrigued by this novel approach to publishing peer-reviewed, open access science, and the price is not exorbitant.
Good morning @wildlifesociety!
Want to know how we’re strengthening peer review and making it easier to publish your findings?
Come stop by our booth! It’s time to create a future for scientific publishing we can be proud of.
#TWS2023
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Community over commercialization creates better science and frees us to share all of our findings — including the negative results and the non-splashy ones.
#OAWeek #OAWeek2023
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Take another look at our events calendar here before #OAWeek23 begins next week! Search programs by type, location or language. We're looking forward to some great conversations about the importance of community in advancing #openaccess for all! openaccessweek.org/events
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Hey @wildlifesociety — Come stop by booth 107 to learn about how @StacksJournal is going to make publishing more inclusive, transparent, collaborative, and constructive.
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Good morning #TWS2022 ❄️! Looking forward to a great day of learning and networking!










