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Label-free single-cell proteomics

December 27, 2020

Recently, Matthias Mann and colleagues published a preprint (doi: 10.1101/2020.12.22.423933v1) reporting a label-free mass-spectrometry method for single-cell proteomics. Many colleagues …

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Evaluating preprints

March 10, 2019

I am hugely enthusiastic for communicating research by preprints. So naturally, I am happy to see when the president and …

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Which publications are citable?

June 17, 2015

The number of references to a scientific publication is frequently used as an objective measure for the significance of the …

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High quality journals with low quality peer-reviews

March 18, 2015

There is much outcry about the increasing competition in scientific research. Yet, I do not hear comparable outcry about the …

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Papers that triumphed over their rejections

August 15, 2014

Kary Mullis: I knew PCR would spread across the world like wild fire. This time there was no doubt in my mind: Nature would publish it. They rejected it. So did Science … Fuck them, I said

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Tell me about the science, not the prizes!

August 13, 2014

One might introduce Egas Moniz as the great Nobel laureate and Dmitri Mendeleev as a chemist with few great awards. Much more informatively, however, one should introduce Egas Moniz as an influential protagonist of lobotomy and Dmitri Mendeleev as the co-inventor of the periodic table of elements.

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