BREAKING NEWS:
The 2022 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Svante Pääbo “for his discoveries concerning the genomes of extinct hominins and human evolution.”
Spreading the word: we’ve had an awesome experience w/ Cell Systems. I know editors are under severe time constraints so I really don’t expect much, but CS editors go overboard thinking critically about papers, providing genuine guidance. If you’re in systems bio, consider it!
Our May 2022 issue marks 1 year of publication, with 127 research articles, reviews, and other article types published. A constant source of pleasure has been working with our authors and reviewers to help scientists share their methods with the community. https://t.co/WdQB7zc0qq
@rita_strack I struggled with this decision before Christmas (dont have any other support), kept her in and then had a scare of her becoming a close contact soon after… seems we escaped this time but keeping her in till the curve goes down…..
Check out our latest review, where we assess acid-sensing ion channels as potential therapeutic targets based on recent insights from animal studies! Massive thanks to @LabPless for taking this on with me!
https://t.co/ysN77eQDOJ
Come join us in April in Cambridge for CGRP2022
@stjohnscam. The 10th International CGRP Family Peptides Conference organised by the BPS (@BritPharmSoc). Details of registration below:
https://t.co/2KTdIycEg6
@muneera_rasheed Editor here: I agree with the thought that this is poorly worded. Reviewers are busy and it is not uncommon to have 12 declines. That being said, probably better to take the paper elsewhere rather than have it stuck at a journal with no reviewers for months on end. good luck!