"I don't think journals like eLife or Frontiers are fundamentally different from, let's say, Cell Reports or Nature Communications," explains Stanford-based professor Tom Südhof, Nobel Laureate and chair of ScienceMatters' board of advisors.
Find every note, e-mail/letter (both sent and received), drawing, thought, journal, idea that you have ever put on paper.
3. What are your perceptions of what works well and what does not work well within the journal club? 4. What difference did journal club participation make in your practice? 5. How do you think the journal club can be improved to better achieve its purpose?
Mr. REBACK: And even the Wall Street Journal editorial page was saying maybe the solution for Citigroup is to break up Citigroup, you know, and I think the journal would prefer that they break them up themselves and have yet to see ECE and CEO other than the guy – AT&T guy who would break up his own company.
M.H.: Well, I think the Journal, it's worth remembering, is owned by Rupert Murdoch, No. 1. No. 2, in terms of the list that you're talking about, the recent one, that was, I believe, the editorial page, or Upshot.
That act "certainly does not reflect very well on [Soon's] ethical standards, but this is an issue that I don't think the journal has standing to act on," Forveille wrote.
Many people think of journals as stable values and don't contemplate that many influential journals may become non-influential or cease to exist in the future.
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He thought the journal was private, that it was his and that nothing in it was secret.
Another coauthor, Wolfgang Engel of the University of Goettingen in Germany, says that the data in the paper had not been questioned and he thought the journal had accepted the revised introduction. .
