Microbiome Research
This hub is for microbiome researchers to share and discuss their research projects and ideas in the growing field of microbiome science
Ethical problems in academic peer review
Innovative research often challenges established doctrines and encounters resistance from peer reviewers and established scholars. It's crucial to acknowledge that many established scholars align themselves with mainstream theories not necessarily due to genuine conviction, but to protect their prof...
Science Blogging
Science blogging can be a great way to communicate your research online.
Marketing your Research
How to use social media and marketing strategies for your research.
Humanoid bionic robots
Humanoid robots are a gloomy concept, yet they are gradually coming to life. Xiaomi has unveiled its own version of the Atlas, an athletic android created by Boston Dynamics, called the CyberOne, although it lacks the parkour flare. In addition to having increased emotional intelligence, the robot w...
Journal Club Tips
Hi all, For those interested in journal clubs, here are some links I found about how to get them started and new to them.
Access to scientific infrastructure
This hub refers to programs that allow researchers to use specialized equipment and facilities. These resources are typically found at universities, research institutions, or government agencies.
The Nobel Prize Winners 2023
On 27 November 1895, Alfred Nobel signed his last will and testament, giving the largest share of his fortune to a series of prizes in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and peace – the Nobel Prizes. In 1968, Sveriges Riksbank (Sweden’s central bank) established The Sveriges Riks...
Infectious Disease
This hub will allow for the discussion of all things breakthrough in the realm of infectious disease research
Are we ready for another pandemic?
Are we ready to handle another pandemic?
Improving Writing in Higher Education
Discussion of teaching and learning academic writing in higher education. From critical editing to overcoming procrastination, no detail is too big or too small!
Global supply chains, energy crisis, inflation rate, food prices
Problems in global supply chains caused by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have driven up prices for energy and basic foodstuffs, among other things. How have governments around the world reacted to these problems?
Ongoing Journal Clubs?
Any ongoing journal clubs currently?
Welcome Hub
Welcome to Peeref! This is a hub for Peeref users to introduce themselves and for new users to ask questions.
Research in Tropical Vegetable Crops
Research in Tropical Vegetable Crops
International Research Journal of Science and Engineering
The International Research Journal of Science and Engineering (IRJSE) is a peer-reviewed oppen access refereed journal, which aims to provide the most complete and reliable source of information on current developments in the field. The emphasis will be on publishing quality research papers rapidly...
Diversity in Clinical Trials
Discussion of diversity for clinical trials members
Alternative Medicine
This forum aims to discuss topics of controversy surrounding alternative medicine strategies
Nutrition
From popular diets to niche prospective studies, all things surrounding human nutrition can be discussed here.
Should Americans Stop Being Fat?
A hub to consider the question of whether an average American should be fat or not. Thank you
Telemedicine
Highlights interpretation, views, and changes in the landscape of telemedicine.
Systemic racism
Also known as Institutional racism, is a form of racism that is embedded in the laws and regulations of a society or an organization. Please share your thoughts
Diversity Equity and Inclusion
This hub aims to tackle issues with respect to diversity, equity, and inclusion in science and medicine.
Physiotherapy
Looking forward to connecting with national and international physiotherapist for the betterment of clinical and academic research.
Open Education Resources
Open Education Resources (OER) are shared online teaching resources, typically free and licensed under Creative Commons. OER are usually used as a supplement or replacement for traditional textbooks.
Advancements and issues in Preclinical Oncology
This space is to discuss advancements and issues in preclinical oncology including but not limited to topics such as transgenic mouse models, Humanized mice, Graft vs Host Disease, and ethical concerns.
Choosing Grad Schools
What advice or knowledge did you wish you had before settling on a graduate school or graduate program? Financial advice, tips on setting career goals, or resources you used are welcome.
Stem Cell Research
This hun is to discuss any stem cell related research topics or current news.