Monday, February 25, 2008

PLoS Biology 2.0

PLoS Biology - www.plosbiology.org

Well, I guess it is official now so I should post about it here. As for this afternoon, I am now the new Academic Editor in Chief of PLoS Biology. To read more about this new role of mine go to the source. I will probably cross post the editorial here at some later point.
Also see other blogs/notes about this
For more on what I think about Open Access publishing see some of my other blogs on the issue.

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15 comments:

  1. Unknown2/25/2008 4:52 PM

    This is really fantastic news, Jonathan. I'm thrilled for PLoS Biology and PLoS as a whole. I look forward to following PLoS Biology's evolution.

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  2. Eileen Hamilton2/25/2008 5:05 PM

    Congratulations Jonathan. If anyone can bring open access to the masses it’s you. Open access is an idea whose time has definitely come. I know how annoyed and frustrated I get when I don’t have access to the online version of a journal article. Keep up the good work.

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  3. Bora Zivkovic2/25/2008 6:13 PM

    Congratulations! Looking forward to working closely with you for years to come!

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  4. Anonymous2/25/2008 7:37 PM

    You?

    :-)

    Congrats, Jonathan!

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  5. Bill Hooker2/25/2008 8:50 PM

    Awesome! Congratulations -- to you, and to PLoS!

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  6. Pedro Beltrao2/25/2008 11:23 PM

    Congratulations ! :)

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  7. Adam Ratner2/26/2008 5:47 AM

    Congratulations, Jonathan! PLoS couldn't have made a better choice!

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  8. Mario Pineda-Krch2/26/2008 6:20 AM

    Great inauguration editorial. It's hard to imagine a more compelling argument for open-access publishing.

    Congratulations to you and to PLoS!

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  9. Anonymous2/26/2008 6:37 AM

    Congratulations Jonathan! A great day for you, PLoS, and the entire Open Access community.

    It was the license plate that did it, right?

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  10. Anonymous2/26/2008 8:29 AM

    Congratulations!

    Graham

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  11. 2/26/2008 9:33 AM

    You have a most interesting blog.

    Stay on groovin' safari,
    Tor

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  12. Anonymous2/26/2008 9:47 AM

    Welcome to our world, dude! Best of luck in the new position.

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  13. Jonathan Eisen2/26/2008 11:16 PM

    Thanks everyone ...

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  14. Oliver2/27/2008 5:31 AM

    My confrats too

    Don't let it kill you

    o

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  15. Anonymous3/24/2008 9:43 AM

    OK, so I'm clearly not your most regular reader and missed the big news, but a late congratulation anyway! It's fantastic news. Maybe now I can get you out here to Cowboy Country to spread the OA word???

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