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Independent, not-for-profit publisher | Researcher-led | Committed to advancing excellence in scientific journal publishing | #YourResearchHome 🔬📄
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Apr 14
    Introducing Freshwater Policy and Practice, a new @cdnsciencepub journal advancing solutions for freshwater ecosystems worldwide. Explore science, policy, and practice in one place. Stay tuned for updates 🌊▶️ ow.ly/2wR950YHfgB #FreshwaterScience #WaterPolicy #NewJournal
    A canoeist paddling on a calm freshwater lake surrounded by forested mountains under a clear sky.
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Jul 1, 2023
    As Canada experiences the worst #wildfire season in history, we must learn from & support Indigenous fire stewardship practitioners. While cultural burnings enhance ecosystem #diversity & reduce wildfire risk, they have been devalued & ignored by wildfire management agencies. 1/2
    A seasonal calendar illustrating aspects of Indigenous fire stewardship. The calendar depicts times to conduct safe “cool” burns (spring and fall months, when snow is still on the ground or before snow or rain falls), time to mitigate wildfire risk (in the winter, when fuels can be reduced, especially fuels in heavily forested and community-interface areas), and time to harvest (when foods and medicines are abundant, due to carefully timed cultural burning). Many hands (centre) depict inter-generational continuity and community-based relationships with fire, which are embedded in knowledges that have been passed down for millennia. Image concept by K.M. Hoffman and A.C. Christianson, design and illustration by Alexandra Langweider of Align Illustration.
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Sep 23, 2024
    Why do researchers volunteer for peer review? In honour of #PeerReviewWeek, we're exploring how journals and institutions can better recognize and reward the incredible efforts of peer reviewers. 💡 Read now on the #CSPblog ▶️ ow.ly/iEHa50TthkE @PeerRevWeek
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Oct 23, 2024
    🧟‍♀️ 🧪Science meets the undead! The Canadian Journal of Zombie Science is here for Halloween. From zombie plants to possessed critters, dive into the eerie side of science! Beware...it's not a real journal! 🎃 ow.ly/COV650TS2fE #ZombieScience
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Jan 25, 2021
    Baby tyrannosaurid bones and teeth from the Late Cretaceous of western North America 🦖 buff.ly/2NB6BUb New by @funstonpaleo and colleagues in @CanJEarthSci #paleontology
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Jan 27, 2021
    New research in @CanJEarthSci suggests "tyrannosaurids may have produced some of the largest terrestrial egg-enclosed embryos." 🥚🦖 buff.ly/2NB6BUb by @funstonpaleo and colleagues #paleontology #dinosaur
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    Apr 12, 2023
    We're celebrating Suning Wang in this Canadian Journal of #Chemistry Special Issue. Guest editors Zac Hudson and @DrBarryChem brought together a wonderful representation of organometallic and fluorescent chemistry inspired by the Canadian chemistry giant: buff.ly/3G40znk
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    Feb 22, 2024
    Dr. Jeff Hutchings, known for influential conservation research that shaped global policy, was also a mentor and inspiration to a generation of #EarlyCareerResearchers in #ecoevo and #FishSci. Discover his legacy in a retrospective ▶️ ow.ly/x2Mc50QyU8s @scas_scsa @CSEE_SCEE
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Feb 1, 2022
    Exciting news! We've developed guidelines for reporting community-engaged research in manuscripts! Using these guidelines, researchers can demonstrate how the #community was involved in their research process. View the #CER guidelines here: buff.ly/3s8gSrA #scicomm
    Level of community engagement graphic. Researchers inform community of the project and may solicit feedback from them. Communication flows freely between stakeholders throughout the project. Community participates actively in key aspects of the project. Community and researchers collaborate on every aspect of the project; decision-making and ownership are shared. Community leads and owns the project with collaboration from researchers.
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Oct 13, 2017
    Thomas Cullen @UofT is our 2017 Visualizing Science "From the Lab" winner with his image "Microstructure of Dinosaur Bone"—congratulations!
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    Apr 16, 2023
    "The majority of graduate students are facing serious financial concerns." Read the open access @OttawaSciPolNet report by @SLaframboise14 et al. here: buff.ly/401d629 #Budget2023
    Donut chart displaying respondents' self-reported field of study from seven categories: arts and humanities, business, law, life sciences, medical sciences, physical sciences (engineering, physics, mathematics, etc.) and social sciences (n = 1305). If respondents indicated multiple fields of study or an option not listed in the survey, they were categorized into one of the seven categories based on their answers for analysis purposes.
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Jun 21, 2023
    This National Indigenous Peoples Day, @cdnsciencepub is celebrating Indigenous Knowledges with the launch of a NEW cross-journal collection! All papers are #OpenAccess or #FreeAccess until July 31, 2023. Explore the collection here: buff.ly/3p3FC6R
    A photo of the Kakaso'Las totem pole against a bright blue sky. The Kakaso'Las totem pole stands in Stanley Park, situated on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. — an area also known as Vancouver, British Columbia. The work was carved by Ellen Neel (1916–1966), a Kwakwakaʼwakw artist and one of the first women to professionally carve totem poles. When Neel began her carving career, there was still a ban on the Potlatch system by the Canadian federal government. (The ban was in effect from 1885 to 1951.) Neel is considered one of the foremost artists of the Northwest coast.
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Oct 24, 2024
    In our latest blog, we explore how journal-society partnerships foster collaboration, innovation, and shared standards. Read more on our #CSPBlog 💡▶️ow.ly/l7Kn50TSAe1 #OAWeek
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    Canadian Science Publishing
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    Mar 10, 2021
    We are excited to announce a new transformative #openaccess publishing agreement with the University of California that will offer unlimited open access publication for UC researchers publishing in our journals. Learn more at cdnsciencepub.com/do/10.1139/new…
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