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I wonder, though, if the pipeline of publishable lab-based research is going to start thinning out soon (hopefully just a temporary dip)? Some parts of the research world are still hard at work, with plenty of numbers to crunch from completed studies, but in other parts, lab work has stopped or slowed down (closed campuses are one reason, of course, but even in critical ongoing research, research facilities are cutting back on the number of personnel allowed inside at any one time).
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Hmm. So trick question then: Given that the top journals have standards to uphold but also bills to pay, do you think we’re going to see the same number of articles published during this coming slowdown, but of lesser quality (or at least of a different sort that might otherwise make the cut), or just thinner journals?
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At the same time, many scientists who serve as editors and reviewers are managing their own affected labs while tackling changing demands at home, including childcare and remote working."
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On Mar 30, 2020, at 7:22 PM, Bryan Alexander <bryan.a...@gmail.com> wrote:
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