
Would a shop window for reviewers improve the inclusivity and efficiency of peer review?
Continue readingWould a shop window for reviewers improve the inclusivity and efficiency of peer review?
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Being asked to review a paper is one of the biggest but commonest responsibilities a scientist has to take on. Here are some tips for how to go about it. Continue reading
Seeing the faces of the current crop of ERC Starting Grant awardees (congratulations everybody!) made me realise that I’m not an early career researcher any more. Continue reading
PhD students are essential components of junior research groups – but who’s really the master, and who’s the apprentice? Continue reading
A look back at our 6th record-breaking year, and a big thanks to all of you out there. Continue reading
My lab might be closing soon because of insufficient research productivity. Is it really because I supervised too many undergraduate students? And if so, should I regret it? Continue reading
Women’s tennis can show science why excellence alone isn’t the whole story. Continue reading
Publishing work is an odyssey, and sometimes, getting a story out means chaining people to the mast. Continue reading
TIR has now had over 100,000 page views and 64,000 visitors. Here’s why I need to thank YOU. Continue reading