F1000Research Provides Researchers with Fast and Transparent Science Publishing Model
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Dr. Donald Cooper of the University of Colorado, Boulder, used F1000Research to publish a summary of data collected in a study that investigated the effect of ion channels on reward behavior in mice.It is dedicated to encouraging scientists to publish null and negative studies, replications, and other results not normally accepted by standard journals, in the belief that all research should be communicated because doing so helps prevent redundant work and ultimately saves time and valuable funding.For more information about F1000Research or the April 22 event at Experimental Biology, please visit http://f1000research-eb13-fusion.eventbrite.com and register to attend, or contact: Sara Preto or Michelle Suconick at Fusion Public Relations by phone at: 212-651-4214 or email at sara.preto@fusionpr.com or michelle.suconick@fusionpr.com.Dr. Donald Cooper of the University of Colorado, Boulder, used F1000Research to publish a summary of data collected in a study that investigated the effect of ion channels on reward behavior in mice.It is dedicated to encouraging scientists to publish null and negative studies, replications, and other results not normally accepted by standard journals, in the belief that all research should be communicated because doing so helps prevent redundant work and ultimately saves time and valuable funding.
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