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Checklist: an #OA journal that fills a much-needed empty niche
I just wanted to give a shout out to a great open-access journal that fills a much needed empty niche for field biologists – lists of biological inventories and notes on the geographic distribution of any taxon.
Last updated on 27 Sep 2023
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I'll be giving a talk at USP on Monday. Come by if you can!
“Publicação científica e rede de interações de autoria na America Latina” 2 de junho de 2014 – 11h Auditorio 2 do Centro Didático Dr. Emilio Bruna, editor chefe da Biotropica, estudou a publicação dos melhores jornais da área de Ecologia e descreve o perfil das autorias e as mudanças de produtividade que ocorreram em 18 países da America Latina nas últimas décadas.
Last updated on 27 Sep 2023
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The Backstory: Women are Underrepresented on Editorial Boards
Image: “Pen and Paper”, by Orin Zabest. This semester I taught a 1-unit workshop on scientific publication for graduate students. As part of the workshop we studied how bias – geographic, institutional, gender, etc.
Last updated on 27 Sep 2023
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UPDATE ON LAURANCE ET AL.'S “PREDICTING PUBLICATION SUCCESS” IS FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED (MAYBE).
Diego (above) still has not published any papers, so he is still doomed professionally. Last year Bill Laurance and colleagues published an article in Bioscience whose take home message was that you could predict the longish-term publication success of scientists by simply looking at their pre-PhD publication record.
Last updated on 27 Sep 2023
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Laurance et al.'s "Predicting Publication Success" study is fundamentally flawed (maybe).
Diego (above) has not published any papers yet, so he is obviously doomed professionally. NB: There is an update on this post here. Bill Laurance and colleagues just published a really interesting paper in the October issue of Bioscience in which they analyzed the pre- and post-PhD publication records of 182 “academics” (faculty members?
Last updated on 27 Sep 2023
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