 Post by Julia Slone-Murphy 21-28 February
This week, there's a buzz about peer review research while Molecular Brain updates its policy on data sharing, and more journals go open access.
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Post by Julia Slone-Murphy
Peer reviewers are busy people. You may have already reviewed a manuscript yourself and know first-hand how the review has to be squeezed in between writing, teaching, and mentoring duties – oh, and actual research – all on a voluntary basis.
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