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Recognizing and Rewarding Peer Review
Recognizing and Rewarding Peer Review

Recognizing and Rewarding Peer Review

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing
Arctic science to art
Arctic science to art

Arctic science to art

Perspective|Science Communication
Funding and open science as avenues for improving accessibility and equity in science
Funding and open science as avenues for improving accessibility and equity in science

Funding and open science as avenues for improving accessibility and equity in science

Perspective|Academia
For open science, not for profit
For open science, not for profit

For open science, not for profit

Perspective|Open Science
Celebrating mammals in the Canadian Journal of Zoology
Celebrating mammals in the Canadian Journal of Zoology

Celebrating mammals in the Canadian Journal of Zoology

Perspective|Academia
The influential role scientific societies play in advancing the field: An aquatic sciences case study
The influential role scientific societies play in advancing the field: An aquatic sciences case study

The influential role scientific societies play in advancing the field: An aquatic sciences case study

Perspective|Fisheries and Aquatic Science
DORA at 10: A decade of advocacy for redefining research assessment
DORA at 10: A decade of advocacy for redefining research assessment

DORA at 10: A decade of advocacy for redefining research assessment

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing
A snapshot of open data in Canada
A snapshot of open data in Canada

A snapshot of open data in Canada

Perspective|Data
Open access for climate justice: keeping communities in focus
Open access for climate justice: keeping communities in focus

Open access for climate justice: keeping communities in focus

Perspective|Open Access
A detail of a Morpho Didius butterfly wing. These butterflies originate from South America and the wing span can be up to 15cm.
A detail of a Morpho Didius butterfly wing. These butterflies originate from South America and the wing span can be up to 15cm.

Why do we work for a mission-driven, not-for-profit publishing company?

Perspective|Career
Are not-for-profit publishers able to change the world [of scholarly scientific communications]?
Are not-for-profit publishers able to change the world [of scholarly scientific communications]?

Are not-for-profit publishers able to change the world [of scholarly scientific communications]?

Perspective|Open Access
Is Canadian Science Publishing a “Regional” publisher?
Is Canadian Science Publishing a “Regional” publisher?

Is Canadian Science Publishing a “Regional” publisher?

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing
Stacks of lumber on shelves in a building
Stacks of lumber on shelves in a building

Forest research and skyrocketing lumber prices: what’s the connection?

Perspective|Forest
Scalable and sustainable: making research open access
Scalable and sustainable: making research open access

Scalable and sustainable: making research open access

Perspective|Open Access
Open science: Now is the time for Canadians to speak up
Open science: Now is the time for Canadians to speak up

Open science: Now is the time for Canadians to speak up

Perspective|Open Access
Scientists on Twitter: Q&A with authors of Twitter’s most popular article
Scientists on Twitter: Q&A with authors of Twitter’s most popular article

Scientists on Twitter: Q&A with authors of Twitter’s most popular article

Perspective|Science Communication
Increasing audience diversity at science museums: Does Europe have a solution?
Increasing audience diversity at science museums: Does Europe have a solution?

Increasing audience diversity at science museums: Does Europe have a solution?

Perspective|Academia
Zen and the art of labwork
Zen and the art of labwork

Zen and the art of labwork

Perspective|Academia
Art the Science is helping to bridge the gap between science and art, one artist residency at a time (Phase 1)
Art the Science is helping to bridge the gap between science and art, one artist residency at a time (Phase 1)

Art the Science is helping to bridge the gap between science and art, one artist residency at a time (Phase 1)

Perspective|Science Communication
Celebrating Canadian women in science at the Museum of Nature
Celebrating Canadian women in science at the Museum of Nature

Celebrating Canadian women in science at the Museum of Nature

Perspective|Women in Science
Science and entrepreneurship: Different careers, common ground
Science and entrepreneurship: Different careers, common ground

Science and entrepreneurship: Different careers, common ground

Perspective|Science Communication
The Bank of Canada Just Gave Us a Great Gift
The Bank of Canada Just Gave Us a Great Gift

The Bank of Canada Just Gave Us a Great Gift

Perspective|Academia
The Hidden Life of Trees, by Peter Wohlleben
The Hidden Life of Trees, by Peter Wohlleben

The Hidden Life of Trees, by Peter Wohlleben

Perspective|Science Communication
Nick Preobrazenski: APNM Undergraduate Research Excellence Award Winner
Nick Preobrazenski: APNM Undergraduate Research Excellence Award Winner

Nick Preobrazenski: APNM Undergraduate Research Excellence Award Winner

Perspective|Applied Health
Climate Change Communications in Three Steps
Climate Change Communications in Three Steps

Climate Change Communications in Three Steps

Perspective|Science Communication
Marching on After the March for Science
Marching on After the March for Science

Marching on After the March for Science

Perspective|Science Policy
Dr. Thomas M. “Tim” Dauphinee (1916-2017)
Dr. Thomas M. “Tim” Dauphinee (1916-2017)

Dr. Thomas M. “Tim” Dauphinee (1916-2017)

Perspective|Career
Canada’s Softwood Lumber Trade: Past, Present, and Future
Canada’s Softwood Lumber Trade: Past, Present, and Future

Canada’s Softwood Lumber Trade: Past, Present, and Future

Perspective|Science Policy
Lab Girl, by Hope Jahren
Lab Girl, by Hope Jahren

Lab Girl, by Hope Jahren

Perspective|Science Communication
A Review and Rx for Canada’s Research Ecosystem
A Review and Rx for Canada’s Research Ecosystem

A Review and Rx for Canada’s Research Ecosystem

Perspective|Science Policy
Budget 2017: Fueling Innovation with Skills Training, Superclusters, and Science
Budget 2017: Fueling Innovation with Skills Training, Superclusters, and Science

Budget 2017: Fueling Innovation with Skills Training, Superclusters, and Science

Perspective|Science Policy
Citizen Scientist, by Mary Ellen Hannibal
Citizen Scientist, by Mary Ellen Hannibal

Citizen Scientist, by Mary Ellen Hannibal

Perspective|Science Communication
Spotlight on Science North: Nightlife on the Rocks
Spotlight on Science North: Nightlife on the Rocks

Spotlight on Science North: Nightlife on the Rocks

Perspective|Science Communication
Open up! On the Benefits of Open Access Publishing
Open up! On the Benefits of Open Access Publishing

Open up! On the Benefits of Open Access Publishing

Perspective|Open Access
21st Century Science Overload
21st Century Science Overload

21st Century Science Overload

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing
Scientist, meet librarian
Scientist, meet librarian

Scientist, meet librarian

Perspective|Library
From the Worst to the Best: A Personal Reflection on the International Council for Science Advisory on Gender Issues in Field Research
From the Worst to the Best: A Personal Reflection on the International Council for Science Advisory on Gender Issues in Field Research

From the Worst to the Best: A Personal Reflection on the International Council for Science Advisory on Gender Issues in Field Research

Perspective|Career
Teeny Tiny Particles and Massive Money: Canada’s Bright Future in Particle Astrophysics
Teeny Tiny Particles and Massive Money: Canada’s Bright Future in Particle Astrophysics

Teeny Tiny Particles and Massive Money: Canada’s Bright Future in Particle Astrophysics

Perspective|Physics
Newtonian Physics, Dubious DNA, and Killing Bambi
Newtonian Physics, Dubious DNA, and Killing Bambi

Newtonian Physics, Dubious DNA, and Killing Bambi

Perspective|Physics
Channel your inner artist at the library
Channel your inner artist at the library

Channel your inner artist at the library

Perspective|Science Communication
Taking heed to history
Taking heed to history

Taking heed to history

Perspective|Library
Library firsts
Library firsts

Library firsts

Perspective|Library
Understanding the Ocean
Understanding the Ocean

Understanding the Ocean

Perspective|Science Communication
Open Access, Open Data, Open Science
Open Access, Open Data, Open Science

Open Access, Open Data, Open Science

Perspective|Open Access
How History (Yes, History) Plays Into Your Science
How History (Yes, History) Plays Into Your Science

How History (Yes, History) Plays Into Your Science

Perspective|Academia
Who Needs Open Access?
Who Needs Open Access?

Who Needs Open Access?

Perspective|Open Access
When Publishers Don’t Play Fair
When Publishers Don’t Play Fair

When Publishers Don’t Play Fair

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing

If Science is Broken – How Can We Fix It?

Perspective|Academia

Is Science Broken?

Perspective|Academia
Women in Science: Dr. Alwynne Beaudoin
Women in Science: Dr. Alwynne Beaudoin

Women in Science: Dr. Alwynne Beaudoin

Perspective|Women in Science
Citizens + Science = A Good Combination
Citizens + Science = A Good Combination

Citizens + Science = A Good Combination

Perspective|Academia
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