Journals prepare for changes as coronavirus interrupts research
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts researchers’ working lives, the academic journals that publish their work are adjusting too.
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts researchers’ working lives, the academic journals that publish their work are adjusting too.
People with disabilities are at increased risk of medical and other complications from coronavirus infection. There is a lot that governments can do to help them.
Society for Neuroscience members are demanding sharp cuts to the carbon footprint of its annual meeting.
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The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union would endanger continent-wide collaborations.
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Khara Ramos explains how the Brain Initiative incorporates the emerging field of ‘neuroethics’ into the research it funds.
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