
Review Commons launches blog “The Commons”
Review Commons has launched a blog, The Commons, dedicated to discussing innovations in scientific publishing and the platform’s policies.
Review Commons has launched a blog, The Commons, dedicated to discussing innovations in scientific publishing and the platform’s policies.
Review Commons is announcing two new policies today: As of August 1, 2021, Review Commons will require all authors to post their manuscript as a preprint, prior to transfer to an affiliate journal1. In return, all the affiliate journals provide authors with scooping protection from the date of posting of the preprint.
EMBO will provide ‘Acknowledgements of Excellence’ to all applicants for EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships who met the funding criteria, irrespective of an award.
With this newly launched website, EMBO unveils its new visual appearance.
The effectiveness of virtual courses and conferences has surprised many, and many researchers want advantages to live on after the COVID-19 pandemic has ended
EMBO New Venture Fellowship supports early career scientists to explore alternative areas of research
The Early Evidence Base site is among the five winners of the latest ASAPbio PreprintSprint.
We catch up on some of the recent global activities EMBO has carried out together with Associate Member States India and Singapore and cooperation partners in Chile and Taiwan.
Until the end of 2021, two of EMBO’s Fellowship Programmes will consider applications for scientific exchanges involving institutes in Japan and institutes in an EMBC Member State, EMBC Associate Member State or a country or territory covered by a cooperation agreement with the EMBC.
The conference ‘Gender Roles and their Impact in Academia’, co-organised by EMBL, EMBO, and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, sets out to discuss societal biases and gender stereotypes.