Genome Journal

Close-up of a vibrant blue and orange poison dart frog on an orange flower, with text announcing a Peer Review Coordinator job opening at Canadian Science Publishing.

New role at Canadian Science Publishing: Peer Review Coordinator

Work closely with authors, reviewers, and editors to support the peer review process for our journals. #Hiring

▶️ https://ow.ly/uqEH50Yqgzc

#PeerReview #SciencePublishing #AcademicJobs

Close-up of young green seedlings sprouting in biodegradable pots filled with soil, symbolizing early plant biology research projects.

Early career researchers: share your side projects in plant biology with our Early Leads collection. Small studies, pilot data, or unexpected results can have big impact!

For more details ▶️ https://ow.ly/XkJ150XBEPo

#PlantBiology #CallForPapers

Do mitochondrial DNA markers distinguish high-hygienic, Varroa-resistant #honey #bee strains? 🐝 Phylogenetic analysis of Apis mellifera ligustica suggests caution — mtDNA variation reflects clade structure more than selected traits.
https://ow.ly/oiGZ50Yh0wi

#Rare #diseases often begin at the organelle level 🧫 Peroxisome dysfunction disrupts metabolic & neurological health across organs 🧬 Research in Drosophila is uncovering how peroxisomes coordinate with #mitochondria & ER #RareDiseaseDay
https://ow.ly/q3O350Yh0pp

Close-up of young green seedlings sprouting in biodegradable pots filled with soil, symbolizing early plant biology research projects.

Early career researchers: share your side projects in plant biology with our Early Leads collection. Small studies, pilot data, or unexpected results can have big impact!

For more details ▶️ https://ow.ly/XkJ150XBEPo

#PlantBiology #CallForPapers

Cover of Genome journal featuring fluorescent microscopy image of cells with green and pink highlights, labeled as the most read article in 2025.

Our most read article of 2025 explores AVITI as a low-cost alternative to Illumina for genome-wide genotyping. Read it now ▶️ https://ow.ly/yr9Z50XWomN

👥 Maxime de Ronne, Brian Boyle, and Davoud Torkamaneh

#BestofCSP Université Laval

Webinar banner showing four experts discussing Indigenous knowledge in environmental decision-making, scheduled for March 9, 2026, 11 AM to 12 PM EDT.

On March 9, 11 AM ET, join Canadian Science Publishing and the Canadian Centre for Evidence-Informed Conservation Centre (Carleton University) for a webinar on Indigenous knowledge and environmental decisions. Register now: https://ow.ly/jZl350YkxaR

#IndigenousKnowledge #Webinar Steven J Cooke

Red background with bold white text announcing a new agreement between Canadian Science Publishing and Kyoto University.

Kyoto University affiliated authors now have read access and #OpenAccess publishing opportunities at no cost in our journal.

Publish with us ▶️ https://ow.ly/qlWR50YhKJM

#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #Genomics

New research dives into Cenchrus grasses 🌾, key for forage and livestock. Scientists compared the genomes of diploid C. americanus and tetraploid C. purpureus, finding over half of their DNA is made up of repeated sequences! #PlantScience #ForageCrops
https://ow.ly/Jygz50XW7Bn

Better grasses, better pastures! 🌾 New research maps repetitive DNA in Urochloa species, key tropical forage grasses, uncovering Ty3/Gypsy retrotransposons & satellite DNA that distinguish species and ploidy. #PlantGenomics #Cytogenetics #ForageCrops
https://ow.ly/bnub50XW7rW

Close-up of a small fly with red eyes perched on a green blade of grass against a blurred green background.

Following CanFly 2025 in Montreal, Genome Journal is inviting submissions for the #CanFly2025 collection. Showcase your research using Drosophila to advance genetics, neuroscience, development, and evolutionary biology.

Learn more ▶️ https://ow.ly/b5el50XBEys

Econometrics vs. reality: Evaluating New #Breeding Technologies in #Africa may need more than numbers 🌱 Research into #FarmingSystems is needed complement traditional approaches and capture real farm-level impacts 🌾 #AgResearch #NBTs
https://ow.ly/nK7j50XW7kS

Why does ring rot hit some #crops harder than others? 🌱 Comparative genomics work traces how Clavibacter adapts to #plant hosts across species 🧬💡 Better insights = better plant health strategies! #PlantSciencehttps://doi.org/10.1139/gen-2025-0037

Close-up of a small fly with red eyes perched on a green blade of grass against a blurred green background.

Calling #CanFly2025 attendees! Submit your Drosophila research to Genome Journal's CanFly 2025 collection by June 30, 2026.

More information▶️ https://ow.ly/9gLj50XBEA7

Man in a light yellow shirt standing inside a greenhouse surrounded by lush green plants with white flowers promoting the new Canadian Science Publishing Blog post.

From greenhouse vegetables to cannabis for medical use, Dr. Youbin Zheng’s research delivers practical solutions for growers. Discover the new Canadian Journal of Plant Science Editor-in-Chief’s vision for the future of farming on the #CSPBlog 💡▶️ https://ow.ly/jis850XJEqV

U of G Research

Collage of twelve diverse individuals with blurred faces arranged around the Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences logo in the center.

The Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences has launched an Early Career Researcher Editorial Board! Meet the inaugural cohort on the #CSPBlog, authored by Brandi M. Shabaga, Journal Development Specialist for CJES💡▶️ https://ow.ly/OBIy50XU0VV

Close-up of young green seedlings sprouting in biodegradable pots filled with soil, symbolizing early plant biology research projects.

#CallForPapers! Our Early Leads collection highlights small but meaningful plant biology studies—pilot data, follow-ups, or short reports that advance research.

Submit your research to this collection by July 31, 2026 ▶️https://ow.ly/IRU350XBETc

Flyer for a free skills-building session on planning research publications to improve acceptance in high-impact journals, scheduled for Wed., 25 June at 1:00 PM GMT.

Looking to sharpen your publication strategy this year? Watch our session on planning research outputs, choosing the right journal, writing clear titles and abstracts, and understanding publishing options.

📽️▶️ https://ow.ly/E2BH50WnU19

#ResearchSkills #ECRs #AcademicWriting

🐸 Nyctimantis pomba is critically endangered—and every bit of genetic knowledge helps us protect it. New cytogenetic data reveal chromosomal markers that could guide captive breeding and successful reintroductions. #Science helping save #frogs! 🌿🧬
https://ow.ly/P43g50XHCf2

Canadian Science Publishing announces call for non-executive Board of Directors applications with abstract geometric background.

Canadian Science Publishing is seeking a volunteer, non-executive Board Director! If you have expertise in open access, open science, or innovative publishing, apply now!

Learn more ▶️ https://ow.ly/UKR750XWKQJ

#BoardOfDirectors #ScholarlyPublishing

Close-up of a small fly with red eyes perched on a green blade of grass against a blurred green background.

Following CanFly 2025 in Montreal, Genome Journal is inviting submissions for the #CanFly2025 collection. Showcase your research using Drosophila to advance genetics, neuroscience, development, and evolutionary biology.

Learn more ▶️ https://ow.ly/b5el50XBEys

Cover of Genome journal featuring fluorescent microscopy image of cells with green and pink highlights, labeled as the most read article in 2025.

Our most read article of 2025 explores AVITI as a low-cost alternative to Illumina for genome-wide genotyping. Read it now ▶️ https://ow.ly/yr9Z50XWomN

👥 Maxime de Ronne, Brian Boyle, and Davoud Torkamaneh

#BestofCSP Université Laval

🌳🕷️ Hidden #diversity in the Brazilian Atlantic #Forest?
#DNA analyses of a forest spider reveal two deeply divergent lineages, likely shaped by seasonal #climate swings. Could there be more cryptic species hiding in our ancient forests? 🌎🧬 https://ow.ly/TCXU50XHC7Q

View looking up at tall trees with green foliage against a bright sky in a dense forest.

Thanks to the dedication of our editors, reviewers, society partners, and employees, we had a very successful and rewarding year. Read about the milestones that made 2025 so meaningful ▶️ https://ow.ly/eAnq50XKwi8

#BestofCSP #YearInReview

Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia #CBPP still threatens livelihoods across #Africa 🌍
Researchers analyzed 15 Mycoplasma mycoides genomes and pinpointed stable, immunogenic proteins—opening the door to #vaccines that could finally control this #disease 💉
https://ow.ly/ncE750XHBVp

A practical guide to networking II: Reaching out | Canadian Science Publishing Step-by-step practical networking advice about reaching out to someone on LinkedIn and what to talk about during an informational interview.

It’s the perfect time of year to grow your #network!

This networking guide is packed with #practicaltips to help you navigate networking in the new year.💡Read now on the #CSPblog ▶️ https://ow.ly/YMeU50XFZE3

Magnifying glass casting shadow on bright yellow background with Canadian Science Publishing Blog logo and 'New Post' banner.

Scholarly publishing is so much more than simply making an article available online. In this new #CSPBlog post, Elaine Stott and Michael R. Donaldson share a behind-the-scenes look at how we support the full publishing process using a mixed model.

Read more💡▶️ https://ow.ly/llnZ50XLaOa

Social card promoting Canadian Science Publishing's open access agreement with the University of Arizona.

If you’re at the University of Arizona, you can publish #OpenAccess with us! This includes waived APCs and full read access to Canadian Science Publishing's portfolio. Learn more and publish with us 📚▶️ https://ow.ly/gVR250Xt2RH

Donut chart showing Article Processing Charge allocation: 31% peer review, 36% publishing, 33% support and sustainability.

What does it really cost to publish a research article? Elaine Stott and Michael R. Donaldson reveal how we support authors, editors, and research communities through a mixed publishing model. Read the full breakdown on the #CSPBlog 💡▶️ https://ow.ly/RqTo50XL8u3

Open Access Partnership logo featuring Canadian Science Publishing and University of Auckland on a red background.

Looking for a way to make your next article #OpenAccess without adding to your research budget? University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau authors can publish in our journal with no APCs.

Details 📚▶️ https://ow.ly/YE0150XuWmz

#AcademicPublishing #UniversityOfAuckland #ScholarlyCommunication