Fast-tracked PNAS papers are cited less often — but gap is shrinking
Retraction Watch,
An analysis of more than 50,000 papers submitted to Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) shows that those…
PNAS: Tighter Editorial Policy Improves NAS Papers
The Scholarly Kitchen,
After years of tightening its submissions policy, papers contributed by NAS members start resembling direct submissions.
Evolution, sex, and mixability
Pleiotropy,
Last Friday Christos Papadimitriou gave a seminar at UC Santa Barbara in the Computer Science department. The title of his talk…
Blogging in the service of science
BishopBlog,
In my…
Peer Review and the Most Influential Publications
Dan Cohen's Digital Humanities Blog,
Thanks to Josh Greenberg, I’ve been mulling over this fascinating paper I missed from last winter about the relative impact of…