Not too long ago, one of many preLights Ambassadors, Martin Estermann, launched a brand new webinar collection that discusses the journey of a preprint in turning into a journal publication. As a part of this initiative, chosen preprint authors clarify their organic analysis, focussing on the unique story introduced within the preprint and the way this modified throughout revisions. They will even be capable of mirror on the potential advantages of getting their analysis out there to the scientific neighborhood earlier than formal peer assessment.

Tonight, at 17:00 GMT, Martin will discuss to Laura Kerosuo (NIH/NIDCR, USA), whose lab featured within the Node’s ‘Lab assembly’ collection (hyperlink to submit). They’ll talk about a preprint the lab posted at first of this yr, titled: “Upkeep of pluripotency in your entire ectoderm allows neural crest formation”. This preprint was highlighted by Andrew Montequin, a PhD scholar at Northwestern College, as a part of preLights (see preLights submit) and was lately revealed in Nature Communications.

To listen to extra concerning the story behind this preprint and be a part of the dialogue, please register right here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_i6nxY-0LSTqZdGB2KvImug

We’ll have one other session on the subject of NLR immune receptor–nanobody fusions and plant illness resistance subsequent week. This dialogue will embrace preprint authors Jiorgos Kourelis, Clemence Marchal and Jose Salguero-Linares. For extra details about this webinar, please comply with this hyperlink.

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