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The Physics & Astronomy Category Recipient of the PLOS ONE Early Career Travel Award in the Physical Sciences Is…
The Physics & Astronomy Category Recipient of the PLOS ONE Early Career Travel Award in the Physical Sciences Is… post-info Thank you to all community members who submitted applications! We are delighted toPosted by in awards, conferences, early career researcher, ECR, featured, News & Policy, physical sciences, Physics, travel awards
Making a home for the Physical Sciences and Engineering in PLOS ONE
0000-0002-9890-5451 Calling all physicists, chemists, earth scientists, computer scientists and engineers: help PLOS ONE make science more open, more reproducible and more transparent. PLOS ONE is known for its multi- and interdisciplinary approach. The journalPosted by in early career researcher, featured, PLOS One, Publishing, science communication
The PLOS ONE Early Career Researcher Travel Awards in the Physical Sciences
By PLOS ONE Editors post-info Early career researchers (ECRs) are very much at the heart of what we do at PLOS. Last year alone, PLOS ONE published more than 20,000 research papers, undoubtedly with tensRetrospection and Direction: A Q&A with Peter Walter
0000-0002-8715-28960000-0001-7318-5892 “In our panel it is the stated and adhered to policy that we will not consider where a paper is published. Rather, in our evaluations we assess its real impact in a field. ChangePosted by in advocacy, Assessment, awards, Breakthrough Prize, Climate, early career researcher, featured, impact, preprints, Thought Leaders
To Sign or Not to Sign: A Slice of Transparency in Peer Review
0000-0002-8715-28960000-0001-7318-5892 Scientists depend on the proper evaluation of research that creates the foundation for future work, and the public expects curated scientific content to be trustworthy. All forms of peer review, whether for ethical, technicalPosted by in Assessment, early career researcher, Events, featured, open science, peer review, Publishing, transparency
Why Open Research: An interview featuring Erin McKiernan
0000-0002-8715-2896 Erin McKiernan, professor at National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), pledged to only publish in Open Access journals, demonstrating that it’s possible to have a thriving research career while keeping her researchPosted by in early career researcher, ECR, featured, open access, Open Research, opencon, Podcast
Next Generation Science Communicators
Experience in presenting research findings and participating in the scientific dialogue are important aspects to the professional development of researchers early in their careers. Advancing scientific discovery relies on scientists at all career levels to clearly communicate their results, their … Continue reading
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