“Back in my day...” This quintessential phrase parents use to describe their comparatively more analog childhood to their children also pops into my head when I read statistical…
On those days when my brain needs a reset, I sometimes like to browse the archives of journals. Take the Canadian Journal of Fisheries of Aquatic Sciences (CJFAS),…
Despite the growing number of women earning advanced degrees across the sciences, women make up a minority of new faculty hires at many Canadian universities. At Memorial University’s…
Scientific societies unite themed communities of researchers and professionals. These societies often host conferences (including in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats), which provide a critical platform for idea…
Since US President Donald Trump’s administration took office just a few short months ago, uncertainty about how Canada is impacted by US federal changes is creating a feeling…
The Canadian Journal of Soil Science (CJSS) is delighted to launch a new Perspectives section. A Perspective is a thought piece that facilitates discussion of scientific concepts, practices,…
Peer review is a cornerstone of scientific publishing. It’s the process that ensures research is credible, accurate, and meaningful before it reaches the world. By critically evaluating new…
At Canadian Science Publishing, our commitment to publishing research that is both impactful and valuable drives everything we do. Central to this mission is our rigorous peer review process,…
When beginning a research project, academic scientists…
We have the pleasure of introducing Dr. Andrew Simmonds, the newly appointed Co-Editor-in-Chief of Genome. Dr. Simmonds is a distinguished Professor and Chair at the University of Alberta, where…