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Canadian Science Publishing is #hiring.
💻 Digital Publishing Specialist
Help support the systems and workflows behind our scholarly journals. Read more▶️ https://ow.ly/MeoO50YqaZA
#DigitalPublishing #PublishingJobs #ScholarlyPublishing
#Clozapine can be life-changing for treatment-resistant #schizophrenia — but rare #heart inflammation limits its use.
New #prize-winning research uncovers epigenetic differences that may explain why some #patients are at risk. 🫀🧬
https://ow.ly/jYX150Ypc94
Your #words in the #clinic matter. 🗣️ Quantitative semiology reads the teaching signals in #speech & #gesture, blending human insight with #AI to see, hear, and feel psychiatric states like never before 🧠 #Psychiatry #AIinMedicine #HumanInTheCore
https://ow.ly/ZPAt50Yh7V5
We’re proud to announce the 2025 Dr. Francis Wayne Quan Memorial Prize @winners! 🏆
Presented by the Journal of #Psychiatry and #Neuroscience & the Mach-Gaensslen Foundation of Canada recognizing outstanding mechanistic insight in psychiatric #research.
https://ow.ly/SyFN50Ypc35
🧬 New research shows #DNA methylation patterns could help track #depression severity—but #psychotherapy itself may change methylation, too. Future studies need to account for therapy’s impact to untangle biology from treatment effects 🧠 #MentalHealth #Epigenetics
https://ow.ly/86Jm50Yh7sK
🚨 #Suicide risk is hard to detect early. New research shows EEG #brain patterns can help distinguish between suicidal #thoughts and #attempts, offering potential objective markers to support timely #interventions 🧠 #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #EEG
https://ow.ly/xXTR50Yh7oQ
#Schizophrenia #brains show disrupted task-driven network dynamics 🧠 Using Centrality Dynamics, reserachers found learning-evoked sub-networks were less adaptable and more stochastic—linked to worse symptoms & task performance #Neuroscience #Schizophrenia
https://ow.ly/Qek250Yh7ce
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Our most read 2025 article explores AI-generated teaching signals in psychiatry, helping clinicians sharpen clinical sense-making. Read it now ▶️ https://ow.ly/I57u50XWp65
👥 Lena Palaniyappan, Priyadharshini Sabesan
#BestofCSP
🧠 A #rare case: persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD) emerged in a 20-year-old woman taking long-acting aripiprazole for #psychosis. Switching to paliperidone reduced #symptoms. Highlights the need to monitor rare sensory side effects of partial #dopamine agonists.
https://ow.ly/X9LR50Yh6TJ
🚨 Only 6 of 29 studies on #cannabis’ acute cognitive effects found #sex differences! New #review highlights gaps: small samples, poor sex/gender measurement, and no inclusion of trans/gender-diverse participants 🧠 #CannabisResearch #SexDifferences
https://ow.ly/7Tzi50Yh71A
🐭💡 Are #animal models still needed in #psychiatry #research? The short answer: yes! They remain essential for understanding brain–behaviour relationships that can’t be studied directly in humans or fully captured by AI, iPSCs, or organoids.
https://ow.ly/ykxc50Yh6PH
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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
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
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
Cover of the Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience featuring a glowing brain scan highlighting neural pathways in red and white.
Our most read 2025 article explores AI-generated teaching signals in psychiatry, helping clinicians sharpen clinical sense-making. Read it now ▶️ https://ow.ly/I57u50XWp65
👥 Lena Palaniyappan, Priyadharshini Sabesan
#BestofCSP
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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
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What can forestry teach us about impact, patience, and perspective? Read our new conversation piece with Dr. Nelson Thiffault, Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Forest Research, on the #CSPBlog 💡▶️ https://ow.ly/Ob8y50XMykP
#ForestScience #ResearchImpact #ScholarlyPublishing
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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/ax4K50XJE0S
U of G Research
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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
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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
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Beat the winter gloom! Studies show that morning light therapy can lift mood and counteract the seasonal blues, making those long, dark days a little brighter. Learn more 💡▶️ https://ow.ly/FKBQ50XJWK2
#CSPHolidayScience☃️
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Happy holidays from all of us at Canadian Science Publishing. Wishing you a restful holiday season. We look forward to sharing more science together in 2026!
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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
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This past year, more than 10,000 authors trusted us to share their research. From new journals and expanded editorial boards to updated author guidelines, and much more, 2025 was all about helping science thrive. Read more on our blog ▶️ https://ow.ly/lu5V50XKwTt
#BestofCSP #YearInReview
Researchers are driving new insights into the neuroscience of psychiatric disorders. Publish in the Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience, a journal that reflects Canada’s commitment to advancing mental health research globally 🍁▶️ https://ow.ly/922P50XFQkw
#YourResearchHome
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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
🚨 #Researchers & #clinicians:
Share your insights in the Journal of #Psychiatry & #Neuroscience (JPN)! Fully #OpenAccess and run by a community of researchers for researchers 🧠✨
cdnsciencepub.com/journal/jpn/...
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Join our wonderful #PeerReview team! We’re looking for a Scientific Editor to help uphold rigorous peer review and support our editors, reviewers, and authors. Applications are now open.
Apply now 📚▶️ https://ow.ly/1ziL50XulU8
#ScienceJobs #NowHiring
💭 #Trauma & #cannabis use: Personalized trauma cues can increase craving and negative mood in cannabis users, linked to altered striatal-cortical connectivity. Brain circuits may explain why trauma history heightens risk of problematic use. #Neuroscience #Addiction
🧠 How does developmental #trauma affect #memory in #psychosis? A meta-analysis of 26 studies finds limited impact on hippocampal volume or episodic memory, but trauma may increase involuntary memory intrusions. Future research should explore this further.
doi.org/10.1503/jpn....
