
John Inglis
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Co-founder of bioRxiv and medRxiv. Publisher and Executive Director, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press
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http://www.cshlpress.org 23-04-2008 11:10:35
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If you missed Jim Geraghty discussing his book, INSIDE THE ORPHAN DRUG REVOLUTION: The Promise of Patient-Centered Biotechnology, on WBAI New York at 99.5 FM, streaming at wbai.org's Leonard Lopate show today, you can listen to it here: bit.ly/3D7y6Mt Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press



We're thrilled to announce support from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to expand the DocMaps project, a collaborative effort with eLife - the journal/Sciety, EMBO & Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory that will soon offer everyone the tools to share, display, and analyze preprint evaluations. Learn more: docmaps.knowledgefutures.org/pub/eyp3ckeo

Excited to announce funding from CZI Science and new partnerships with 6 organizations that are building tools and services to strengthen the #preprint ecosystem and expand community participation. 🧵 1/




This just in... 🗞 We have a new #OpenAccess publishing agreement with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory which allows for free #OpenAccessPublishing in several of their journals plus a channel for all preprints on bioRxiv/medRxiv from #CMU authors. connect.biorxiv.org/group/content/…


Big news from scPerturb: our preprint received an open review by Arcadia Science. Me, @stefanpeidli, and team incorporated their feedback into a new version of scPerturb, now on bioRxiv. The biggest change: in-depth benchmarking of E-statistics. doi.org/10.1101/2022.0… 1/7









Today's The Nobel Prize award to Karikó Katalin Kariko and Weissman The Drew Weissman Lab is a milestone in an extraordinary story of scientific creativity, neglect, frustration, persistence, and triumph, compellingly told by @fabricedelaye in a new book from CSHLPress bityl.co/LSj9



New In Translation episode alert! Andrew Hunt and Ross D. Jones, PhD interview Richard Sever and John Inglis, co-founders of bioRxiv and medRxiv. Tune in for a discussion about preprinting, peer review, science during a pandemic, and more! ebrcintranslation.buzzsprout.com/1581817/139029…