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Category Archives: Nature Precedings
Migrating to Nature Precedings
Over the last week I have been migrating most of my public presentations and posters to Nature Precedings (NP). Until now I have always been hosting these on my own servers, but it gets tedious when one (or the server) … Continue reading
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2nd place for evolution and ecology at Nature Preceedings
I payed a visit to Nature Preceedings today and was happy to see that ecology and evolutionary biology (EEB) is in second place in term of number of submissions that are categorized under this subject. For a while EEB seemed … Continue reading


