Stacks Journal
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@stacksjournal.bsky.social
· Jan 27
Hi -- Welcome!
We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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We're so thrilled to be partnering with @foss4gna.bsky.social on this Special Issue!
Be on the lookout for some exciting new research on #OpenSource #GIS and #GeoSpatial analytics.
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Be on the lookout for some exciting new research on #OpenSource #GIS and #GeoSpatial analytics.
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If you're presenting research at @foss4gna.bsky.social, join our special issue with @stacksjournal.bsky.social as an author! You can also participate as a reviewer whether or not you're presenting!
The call for posters is still open #gischat #geosky #opensource #geospatial
www.foss4gna.org/journal
The call for posters is still open #gischat #geosky #opensource #geospatial
www.foss4gna.org/journal
Stacks-Journal — FOSS4G North America
www.foss4gna.org
October 1, 2025 at 9:26 PM
We're so thrilled to be partnering with @foss4gna.bsky.social on this Special Issue!
Be on the lookout for some exciting new research on #OpenSource #GIS and #GeoSpatial analytics.
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Be on the lookout for some exciting new research on #OpenSource #GIS and #GeoSpatial analytics.
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Did you see the new research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social that found 10 of 11 Guloninae species (weasels, martens, wolverines, etc.) are threatened by climate change? 🧪🌍🦊
What is the future for The Martes Complex (Guloninae) in the face of climate change and ecological breakdown? - Stacks Journal
Peer-reviewed research - What is the future for The Martes Complex (Guloninae) in the face of climate change and ecological breakdown?
stacksjournal.org
September 4, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Did you see the new research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social that found 10 of 11 Guloninae species (weasels, martens, wolverines, etc.) are threatened by climate change? 🧪🌍🦊
We're so excited to help showcase the amazing work at @foss4gna.bsky.social this year with a Special Issue!
Be on the lookout for new geospatial research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social!
#OpenSource #GIS
Be on the lookout for new geospatial research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social!
#OpenSource #GIS
Psst... Wanna hear a secret?
Ok, it's not REALLY a secret, but the FOSS4G North America @foss4gna.bsky.social conference is partnering with Stacks Journal @stacksjournal.bsky.social to publish our first ever special issue from this year year's conference presentations!
#gischat #opensource
Ok, it's not REALLY a secret, but the FOSS4G North America @foss4gna.bsky.social conference is partnering with Stacks Journal @stacksjournal.bsky.social to publish our first ever special issue from this year year's conference presentations!
#gischat #opensource
August 27, 2025 at 8:19 PM
We're so excited to help showcase the amazing work at @foss4gna.bsky.social this year with a Special Issue!
Be on the lookout for new geospatial research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social!
#OpenSource #GIS
Be on the lookout for new geospatial research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social!
#OpenSource #GIS
Did you see the new research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social that revealed pine martens and sables in Siberia may be hybridizing far more often than we thought?
Using DNA microsatellites, researchers found that nearly 20% of individuals were actually hybrids. 🦊🌍🧪🧬
🔗 doi.org/10.60102/sta...
Using DNA microsatellites, researchers found that nearly 20% of individuals were actually hybrids. 🦊🌍🧪🧬
🔗 doi.org/10.60102/sta...
Genetic aspects of interspecies hybridization between sable and pine marten based on microsatellite loci data - Stacks Journal
Peer-reviewed research - Genetic aspects of interspecies hybridization between sable and pine marten based on microsatellite loci data
doi.org
August 27, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Did you see the new research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social that revealed pine martens and sables in Siberia may be hybridizing far more often than we thought?
Using DNA microsatellites, researchers found that nearly 20% of individuals were actually hybrids. 🦊🌍🧪🧬
🔗 doi.org/10.60102/sta...
Using DNA microsatellites, researchers found that nearly 20% of individuals were actually hybrids. 🦊🌍🧪🧬
🔗 doi.org/10.60102/sta...
✨ Did you know @StacksJournal.bsky.social partners with organizations to create collaborative & engaging Special Issues?
They’re an affordable and #OpenAccess way to share your community’s research — and we just partnered with 2 more orgs to put some together! 🚀
🧪 #SciPub
They’re an affordable and #OpenAccess way to share your community’s research — and we just partnered with 2 more orgs to put some together! 🚀
🧪 #SciPub
Special Issues at Stacks Journal
Unite your community’s research with an eye-catching Special Issue
www.stacksjournal.org
August 25, 2025 at 2:15 PM
✨ Did you know @StacksJournal.bsky.social partners with organizations to create collaborative & engaging Special Issues?
They’re an affordable and #OpenAccess way to share your community’s research — and we just partnered with 2 more orgs to put some together! 🚀
🧪 #SciPub
They’re an affordable and #OpenAccess way to share your community’s research — and we just partnered with 2 more orgs to put some together! 🚀
🧪 #SciPub
A new study experiments with a low-cost way to monitor den-box use by martens & fishers – temperature loggers.
By analyzing the rate of temperature change, researchers correctly identified every fisher and marten den visit—and even distinguished the two species! 🦊🌍🧪
By analyzing the rate of temperature change, researchers correctly identified every fisher and marten den visit—and even distinguished the two species! 🦊🌍🧪
Using temperature loggers to monitor den box use by American martens, fishers, and tree squirrels - Stacks Journal
Peer-reviewed research - Using temperature loggers to monitor den box use by American martens, fishers, and tree squirrels
doi.org
August 21, 2025 at 2:04 PM
A new study experiments with a low-cost way to monitor den-box use by martens & fishers – temperature loggers.
By analyzing the rate of temperature change, researchers correctly identified every fisher and marten den visit—and even distinguished the two species! 🦊🌍🧪
By analyzing the rate of temperature change, researchers correctly identified every fisher and marten den visit—and even distinguished the two species! 🦊🌍🧪
Reposted by Stacks Journal
When I started @StacksJournal.bsky.social, I thought the hardest part would be building a modern #PeerReview platform.
Turns out, it's when you're slowly gaining traction.
Some days it's overwhelming. Other days, a researcher says, "We need this so badly." It all keeps me going.
🧪 #SciPub
Turns out, it's when you're slowly gaining traction.
Some days it's overwhelming. Other days, a researcher says, "We need this so badly." It all keeps me going.
🧪 #SciPub
August 19, 2025 at 7:30 PM
When I started @StacksJournal.bsky.social, I thought the hardest part would be building a modern #PeerReview platform.
Turns out, it's when you're slowly gaining traction.
Some days it's overwhelming. Other days, a researcher says, "We need this so badly." It all keeps me going.
🧪 #SciPub
Turns out, it's when you're slowly gaining traction.
Some days it's overwhelming. Other days, a researcher says, "We need this so badly." It all keeps me going.
🧪 #SciPub
The pine marten, fisher, wolverine, & similar species are facing more than habitat loss — they also occupy environments threatened by climate change.
New peer-reviewed research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social assesses the future of the Guloninae across the globe — and the outlook is rough. 🦊🌍🧪
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New peer-reviewed research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social assesses the future of the Guloninae across the globe — and the outlook is rough. 🦊🌍🧪
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August 19, 2025 at 3:45 PM
The pine marten, fisher, wolverine, & similar species are facing more than habitat loss — they also occupy environments threatened by climate change.
New peer-reviewed research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social assesses the future of the Guloninae across the globe — and the outlook is rough. 🦊🌍🧪
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New peer-reviewed research in @stacksjournal.bsky.social assesses the future of the Guloninae across the globe — and the outlook is rough. 🦊🌍🧪
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📣 Just published: Three new articles in the Special Issue from the Martes Working Group.
With contributions from leading researchers across Europe, Asia, & North America, this is quickly becoming a comprehensive & important collection.
With contributions from leading researchers across Europe, Asia, & North America, this is quickly becoming a comprehensive & important collection.
Special Issue from the Martes Working Group in Stacks Journal
This Special Issue advances research and conservation efforts for fishers, martens, sables, tayras, and wolverines.
www.stacksjournal.org
August 14, 2025 at 4:05 PM
📣 Just published: Three new articles in the Special Issue from the Martes Working Group.
With contributions from leading researchers across Europe, Asia, & North America, this is quickly becoming a comprehensive & important collection.
With contributions from leading researchers across Europe, Asia, & North America, this is quickly becoming a comprehensive & important collection.
Reposted by Stacks Journal
New paper on red wolves from our research lab at the Wolf Conservation Center. We looked at historical and cultural factors that led to the red wolf's extirpation from Alabama. @nywolforg.bsky.social @stacksjournal.bsky.social
stacksjournal.org/article/murp...
stacksjournal.org/article/murp...
Reconstructing the history and demise of the red wolf in Alabama: Insights from examining historical records and cultural perspectives - Stacks Journal
Peer-reviewed research - Reconstructing the history and demise of the red wolf in Alabama: Insights from examining historical records and cultural perspectives
stacksjournal.org
July 25, 2025 at 1:21 AM
New paper on red wolves from our research lab at the Wolf Conservation Center. We looked at historical and cultural factors that led to the red wolf's extirpation from Alabama. @nywolforg.bsky.social @stacksjournal.bsky.social
stacksjournal.org/article/murp...
stacksjournal.org/article/murp...
💡 What if monitoring wildlife was automatic and could even differentiate among species?
New research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social shows a novel idea: using the rate of temperature change in den boxes to track martens, fishers, and even sometimes squirrels. 🌍🧪🦊
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#WildlifeConservation
New research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social shows a novel idea: using the rate of temperature change in den boxes to track martens, fishers, and even sometimes squirrels. 🌍🧪🦊
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#WildlifeConservation
July 24, 2025 at 2:40 PM
💡 What if monitoring wildlife was automatic and could even differentiate among species?
New research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social shows a novel idea: using the rate of temperature change in den boxes to track martens, fishers, and even sometimes squirrels. 🌍🧪🦊
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#WildlifeConservation
New research in @StacksJournal.bsky.social shows a novel idea: using the rate of temperature change in den boxes to track martens, fishers, and even sometimes squirrels. 🌍🧪🦊
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#WildlifeConservation
Do you think you can always tell a sable from a pine marten just by looking at it? 👀
In the Ural forests, it may be harder than you think.
New research reveals how genetic tools can uncover surprising levels of hybridization in the wild.
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In the Ural forests, it may be harder than you think.
New research reveals how genetic tools can uncover surprising levels of hybridization in the wild.
🧬🦊🌍🧪
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July 17, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Do you think you can always tell a sable from a pine marten just by looking at it? 👀
In the Ural forests, it may be harder than you think.
New research reveals how genetic tools can uncover surprising levels of hybridization in the wild.
🧬🦊🌍🧪
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In the Ural forests, it may be harder than you think.
New research reveals how genetic tools can uncover surprising levels of hybridization in the wild.
🧬🦊🌍🧪
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🦨 Ever wonder how skunks decide where to live in urban landscapes like Chicago?
New research from @masonfidino.bsky.social, @lizalehrer.bsky.social, & @sbmagle.bsky.social from @lpzoo.org used nearly a decade of data to find out! 🦊🌍🧪
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New research from @masonfidino.bsky.social, @lizalehrer.bsky.social, & @sbmagle.bsky.social from @lpzoo.org used nearly a decade of data to find out! 🦊🌍🧪
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July 9, 2025 at 3:14 PM
🦨 Ever wonder how skunks decide where to live in urban landscapes like Chicago?
New research from @masonfidino.bsky.social, @lizalehrer.bsky.social, & @sbmagle.bsky.social from @lpzoo.org used nearly a decade of data to find out! 🦊🌍🧪
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New research from @masonfidino.bsky.social, @lizalehrer.bsky.social, & @sbmagle.bsky.social from @lpzoo.org used nearly a decade of data to find out! 🦊🌍🧪
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We are excited to announce the second article from the Martes Working Group Special Issue in @stacksjournal.bsky.social is here!
This new research evaluates the morphological, diet, and age-structure differences between two subspecies of fishers.
Check it out! #OpenAccess #PeerReview
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This new research evaluates the morphological, diet, and age-structure differences between two subspecies of fishers.
Check it out! #OpenAccess #PeerReview
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Special Issue from the Martes Working Group in Stacks Journal
This Special Issue advances research and conservation efforts for fishers, martens, sables, tayras, and wolverines.
www.stacksjournal.org
May 29, 2025 at 8:00 PM
We are excited to announce the second article from the Martes Working Group Special Issue in @stacksjournal.bsky.social is here!
This new research evaluates the morphological, diet, and age-structure differences between two subspecies of fishers.
Check it out! #OpenAccess #PeerReview
🧪🦊🌍
This new research evaluates the morphological, diet, and age-structure differences between two subspecies of fishers.
Check it out! #OpenAccess #PeerReview
🧪🦊🌍
New #fisher research in BC reveals there is a distinct population—morphologically, ecologically, & evolutionarily.
Does this mean the long-suspected subspecies is finally confirmed?
New research from @richweir.bsky.social and the Martes Working Group asked this important question. 🌎🧪🦊
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Does this mean the long-suspected subspecies is finally confirmed?
New research from @richweir.bsky.social and the Martes Working Group asked this important question. 🌎🧪🦊
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Differentiation and adaptation among fishers in Western Canada: Evidence for validity of Pekania pennanti columbiana subspecies - Stacks Journal
Peer-reviewed research - Differentiation and adaptation among fishers in Western Canada: Evidence for validity of Pekania pennanti columbiana subspecies
stacksjournal.org
May 22, 2025 at 8:22 PM
New #fisher research in BC reveals there is a distinct population—morphologically, ecologically, & evolutionarily.
Does this mean the long-suspected subspecies is finally confirmed?
New research from @richweir.bsky.social and the Martes Working Group asked this important question. 🌎🧪🦊
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Does this mean the long-suspected subspecies is finally confirmed?
New research from @richweir.bsky.social and the Martes Working Group asked this important question. 🌎🧪🦊
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We desperately need innovation in #ScientificPublishing.
That’s why we created our new model of double-blind collaborative #peerreview to be transparent, credible, and fair.
Reviewers are even calling it fun & refreshing — 2 words I don’t think anyone has ever said about peer review.
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That’s why we created our new model of double-blind collaborative #peerreview to be transparent, credible, and fair.
Reviewers are even calling it fun & refreshing — 2 words I don’t think anyone has ever said about peer review.
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We need new ways to share scientific knowledge, especially as the current ones crumble and exclude more than 50% of good research.
But it's imperative that as we build the future of #PeerReview and #ScientificPublishing, we make things more fair, transparent, and inclusive.
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But it's imperative that as we build the future of #PeerReview and #ScientificPublishing, we make things more fair, transparent, and inclusive.
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Can peer-reviewed podcasts fast-track science?
Researchers are experimenting with audio formats, and debating how to handle reviewer feedback.
www.nature.com
April 15, 2025 at 6:24 PM
We desperately need innovation in #ScientificPublishing.
That’s why we created our new model of double-blind collaborative #peerreview to be transparent, credible, and fair.
Reviewers are even calling it fun & refreshing — 2 words I don’t think anyone has ever said about peer review.
🧪
That’s why we created our new model of double-blind collaborative #peerreview to be transparent, credible, and fair.
Reviewers are even calling it fun & refreshing — 2 words I don’t think anyone has ever said about peer review.
🧪
Did you know 50-70% of credible science is never published? We're missing out on a lot of information!
One of our goals is to make it easier to peer review & publish datasets, small studies, & negative results.
We all deserve to make an impact with our findings, regardless of how splashy they are.
One of our goals is to make it easier to peer review & publish datasets, small studies, & negative results.
We all deserve to make an impact with our findings, regardless of how splashy they are.
So much science is being deleted & forgotten. It's time for drastic action.
We need a scientific 2-pager because:
- Length≄Credibility
- Strengthening peer review > Removing it
- The academic article is outdated
Let’s publish our research before it’s too late.
🧪 #ScientificPublishing #AcademicSky
We need a scientific 2-pager because:
- Length≄Credibility
- Strengthening peer review > Removing it
- The academic article is outdated
Let’s publish our research before it’s too late.
🧪 #ScientificPublishing #AcademicSky
In a time of Trump, we need to rethink the academic paper
The past few weeks have made one thing painfully clear: science is under attack and the integrity of science itself is on the line.
www.stacksjournal.org
March 6, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Did you know 50-70% of credible science is never published? We're missing out on a lot of information!
One of our goals is to make it easier to peer review & publish datasets, small studies, & negative results.
We all deserve to make an impact with our findings, regardless of how splashy they are.
One of our goals is to make it easier to peer review & publish datasets, small studies, & negative results.
We all deserve to make an impact with our findings, regardless of how splashy they are.
Scholarly publishing should be a platform for all credible science to be easily peer-reviewed & added to the public domain without censorship.
That's why we signed the Declaration to Defend Research Against Government Censorship.
Science is too important.
#DefendResearch #ScientificPublishing
That's why we signed the Declaration to Defend Research Against Government Censorship.
Science is too important.
#DefendResearch #ScientificPublishing
#DefendResearch
We call on members of the worldwide scholarly communication community – researchers, policy-makers, scholarly societies, libraries, higher education and research institutions, publishers, funders, and...
www.defendresearch.org
March 4, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Scholarly publishing should be a platform for all credible science to be easily peer-reviewed & added to the public domain without censorship.
That's why we signed the Declaration to Defend Research Against Government Censorship.
Science is too important.
#DefendResearch #ScientificPublishing
That's why we signed the Declaration to Defend Research Against Government Censorship.
Science is too important.
#DefendResearch #ScientificPublishing
Open and transparent peer review should be the norm in #ScientificPublishing. It increases trust in the peer review process and in the published literature.
Our collaborative peer review is double-blind to focus on the science, but then transparent upon publication.
The best of both worlds!
Our collaborative peer review is double-blind to focus on the science, but then transparent upon publication.
The best of both worlds!
"The present and future of peer review: Ideas, interventions, and evidence" is an interesting look at the state of #ScientificPublishing.
One of their big takeaways? We need Open and Transparent Peer Review.
I completely agree. What else do we need in #SciPub 2.0?
One of their big takeaways? We need Open and Transparent Peer Review.
I completely agree. What else do we need in #SciPub 2.0?
The present and future of peer review: Ideas, interventions, and evidence | PNAS
What is wrong with the peer review system? Is peer review sustainable? Useful? What
other models exist? These are central yet contentious questions...
www.pnas.org
February 11, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Open and transparent peer review should be the norm in #ScientificPublishing. It increases trust in the peer review process and in the published literature.
Our collaborative peer review is double-blind to focus on the science, but then transparent upon publication.
The best of both worlds!
Our collaborative peer review is double-blind to focus on the science, but then transparent upon publication.
The best of both worlds!
Reposted by Stacks Journal
Want to learn the story behind why our Founder @ecologistgreen.bsky.social decided to leave his Faculty position and start Stacks Journal?
Three years ago I went on a desert hike that changed my life.
I'm a wildlife researcher and was growing frustrated with #ScientificPublishing.
But on this hike, I had an idea to make scientific publishing more collaborative, fair, & transparent. It was time for a change. 🧪 #AcademicSky
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I'm a wildlife researcher and was growing frustrated with #ScientificPublishing.
But on this hike, I had an idea to make scientific publishing more collaborative, fair, & transparent. It was time for a change. 🧪 #AcademicSky
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February 4, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Want to learn the story behind why our Founder @ecologistgreen.bsky.social decided to leave his Faculty position and start Stacks Journal?
Want to learn the story behind why our Founder @ecologistgreen.bsky.social decided to leave his Faculty position and start Stacks Journal?
Three years ago I went on a desert hike that changed my life.
I'm a wildlife researcher and was growing frustrated with #ScientificPublishing.
But on this hike, I had an idea to make scientific publishing more collaborative, fair, & transparent. It was time for a change. 🧪 #AcademicSky
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I'm a wildlife researcher and was growing frustrated with #ScientificPublishing.
But on this hike, I had an idea to make scientific publishing more collaborative, fair, & transparent. It was time for a change. 🧪 #AcademicSky
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February 4, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Want to learn the story behind why our Founder @ecologistgreen.bsky.social decided to leave his Faculty position and start Stacks Journal?
📣 Calling #Education researchers on #EduSky -- Please repost!
We received 2 new article submissions to Stacks Journal and are seeking reviewers.
Want to experience our new model of collaborative peer review and see why your colleagues are calling it "fun and refreshing"?
Sign up ↓
We received 2 new article submissions to Stacks Journal and are seeking reviewers.
Want to experience our new model of collaborative peer review and see why your colleagues are calling it "fun and refreshing"?
Sign up ↓
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Learn and collaborate with others in your field to create better science, together.
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January 28, 2025 at 5:00 PM
📣 Calling #Education researchers on #EduSky -- Please repost!
We received 2 new article submissions to Stacks Journal and are seeking reviewers.
Want to experience our new model of collaborative peer review and see why your colleagues are calling it "fun and refreshing"?
Sign up ↓
We received 2 new article submissions to Stacks Journal and are seeking reviewers.
Want to experience our new model of collaborative peer review and see why your colleagues are calling it "fun and refreshing"?
Sign up ↓
Hi -- Welcome!
We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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January 27, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Hi -- Welcome!
We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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We're a scientific journal founded on the ethics of good science.
We believe that publishing should be collaborative, fair, and transparent.
Here's how we're creating a new future for scientific publishing.
#SciPub #AcademicSky 🧪
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Reposted by Stacks Journal
It’s time to make all #peerreview double-blind. It reduces bias and lets the science speak for itself.
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
Single-blind #peerreview leads to more positive outcomes if you are:
- male
- White
- in the US or North America
- well-published or known in your field
- affiliated with a prestigious institution
Can we please make double-blind the gold standard now?
🧪 #academicsky #SciPub
- male
- White
- in the US or North America
- well-published or known in your field
- affiliated with a prestigious institution
Can we please make double-blind the gold standard now?
🧪 #academicsky #SciPub
Impact of author characteristics on outcomes of single- versus double-blind peer review: a systematic review of comparative studies in scientific abstracts and publications - Scientometrics
The purpose of this systematic review was to assess the role of double-blind (DB) peer review on bias against authors when compared to single-blind (SB) peer review in scientific publications. Using…
link.springer.com
December 24, 2024 at 6:11 PM
It’s time to make all #peerreview double-blind. It reduces bias and lets the science speak for itself.
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
It’s time to make all #peerreview double-blind. It reduces bias and lets the science speak for itself.
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
Single-blind #peerreview leads to more positive outcomes if you are:
- male
- White
- in the US or North America
- well-published or known in your field
- affiliated with a prestigious institution
Can we please make double-blind the gold standard now?
🧪 #academicsky #SciPub
- male
- White
- in the US or North America
- well-published or known in your field
- affiliated with a prestigious institution
Can we please make double-blind the gold standard now?
🧪 #academicsky #SciPub
Impact of author characteristics on outcomes of single- versus double-blind peer review: a systematic review of comparative studies in scientific abstracts and publications - Scientometrics
The purpose of this systematic review was to assess the role of double-blind (DB) peer review on bias against authors when compared to single-blind (SB) peer review in scientific publications. Using…
link.springer.com
December 24, 2024 at 6:11 PM
It’s time to make all #peerreview double-blind. It reduces bias and lets the science speak for itself.
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub
We use it, but how many other journals do? Less than 10%.
🧪 #academicSky #SciPub