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  1. In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth

    See more bit.ly/3XOqvMA

    #PeerJ

  2. In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth

    See more bit.ly/3XOqvMA

    #PeerJ

  3. In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth

    See more bit.ly/3XOqvMA

    #PeerJ

  4. In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth

    See more bit.ly/3XOqvMA

    #PeerJ

  5. @PeerJ Well done to everyone involved in getting us to this point!

  6. New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.

  7. New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.

  8. New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.

  9. New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.

  10. New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.

  11. @tullney @nemobis @PeerJ

    I planned to submit to #PeerJ for the first time. I guess that will not happen now.

    Maybe we should be "delighted and excited" that at least it's not #elsevier

    Disappointing move, @PeerJ.

  12. @tullney @nemobis @PeerJ

    I planned to submit to #PeerJ for the first time. I guess that will not happen now.

    Maybe we should be "delighted and excited" that at least it's not #elsevier

    Disappointing move, @PeerJ.

  13. @tullney @nemobis @PeerJ

    I planned to submit to #PeerJ for the first time. I guess that will not happen now.

    Maybe we should be "delighted and excited" that at least it's not #elsevier

    Disappointing move, @PeerJ.

  14. @tullney @nemobis @PeerJ

    I planned to submit to #PeerJ for the first time. I guess that will not happen now.

    Maybe we should be "delighted and excited" that at least it's not #elsevier

    Disappointing move, @PeerJ.

  15. @tullney @nemobis @PeerJ

    I planned to submit to #PeerJ for the first time. I guess that will not happen now.

    Maybe we should be "delighted and excited" that at least it's not #elsevier

    Disappointing move, @PeerJ.

  16. Oh my, what big eyes you have!

    The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.

    The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ peerj.com/articles/8652/

    #plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles

  17. Oh my, what big eyes you have!

    The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.

    The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ peerj.com/articles/8652/

    #plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles

  18. Oh my, what big eyes you have!

    The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.

    The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ peerj.com/articles/8652/

    #plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles

  19. Oh my, what big eyes you have!

    The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.

    The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ peerj.com/articles/8652/

    #plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles

  20. Oh my, what big eyes you have!

    The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.

    The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ peerj.com/articles/8652/

    #plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles

  21. My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).

    Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict

    I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!

  22. My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).

    Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict

    I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!

  23. My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).

    Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict

    I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!

  24. My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).

    Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict

    I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!

  25. My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).

    Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict

    I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!

  26. Check out our new #openaccess paper

    Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach

    led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)

    peerj.com/articles/15336/

    #insects
    #biodiversity
    #PeerJ

  27. Check out our new #openaccess paper

    Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach

    led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)

    peerj.com/articles/15336/

    #insects
    #biodiversity
    #PeerJ

  28. Check out our new #openaccess paper

    Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach

    led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)

    peerj.com/articles/15336/

    #insects
    #biodiversity
    #PeerJ

  29. Check out our new #openaccess paper

    Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach

    led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)

    peerj.com/articles/15336/

    #insects
    #biodiversity
    #PeerJ

  30. Check out our new #openaccess paper

    Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach

    led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)

    peerj.com/articles/15336/

    #insects
    #biodiversity
    #PeerJ

  31. 📣 Unser #openaccess Artikel zu Temporärkräften ist heute in #PeerJ erschienen! Wir haben die Daten von 79 psychiatrischen Abteilungen und 651 #Pflegefachpersonen analysiert. Etwa ein Viertel der Abteilungen setzt häufig Temporärkräfte ein, was die Personalausstattung aufrecht erhält. Ausstiegsabsicht und Burnout bei festangestellten Pflegefachpersonen sind dort höher. Ob Temporärkräfte oder ungünstige #Arbeitsbedingungen die Ursache sind, muss noch untersucht werden. peerj.com/articles/15300/

  32. 📣 Unser #openaccess Artikel zu Temporärkräften ist heute in #PeerJ erschienen! Wir haben die Daten von 79 psychiatrischen Abteilungen und 651 #Pflegefachpersonen analysiert. Etwa ein Viertel der Abteilungen setzt häufig Temporärkräfte ein, was die Personalausstattung aufrecht erhält. Ausstiegsabsicht und Burnout bei festangestellten Pflegefachpersonen sind dort höher. Ob Temporärkräfte oder ungünstige #Arbeitsbedingungen die Ursache sind, muss noch untersucht werden. peerj.com/articles/15300/

  33. Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.

    #reviewing #publishers #AcademicChatter

  34. Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.

    #reviewing #publishers #AcademicChatter

  35. Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.

    #reviewing #publishers #AcademicChatter

  36. Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.

    #reviewing #publishers #AcademicChatter

  37. Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.

    #reviewing #publishers #AcademicChatter

  38. Here we go, #OverLeaf direct submission to @PeerJ, having used the #PeerJ #LaTeX template this should be just one click...

    (In hindsight would have tried direct submission to #bioRxiv too, but did that manually earlier)

  39. Here we go, #OverLeaf direct submission to @PeerJ, having used the #PeerJ #LaTeX template this should be just one click...

    (In hindsight would have tried direct submission to #bioRxiv too, but did that manually earlier)

  40. Here we go, #OverLeaf direct submission to @PeerJ, having used the #PeerJ #LaTeX template this should be just one click...

    (In hindsight would have tried direct submission to #bioRxiv too, but did that manually earlier)

  41. Here we go, #OverLeaf direct submission to @PeerJ, having used the #PeerJ #LaTeX template this should be just one click...

    (In hindsight would have tried direct submission to #bioRxiv too, but did that manually earlier)

  42. Here we go, #OverLeaf direct submission to @PeerJ, having used the #PeerJ #LaTeX template this should be just one click...

    (In hindsight would have tried direct submission to #bioRxiv too, but did that manually earlier)