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An #OpenAccess @cdnsciencepub.com journal reporting peer-reviewed research from all areas of science and engineering related to northern Polar Regions.
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Discover Long-term vertebrate research and monitoring sites in Arctic Canada, our newest collection highlighting the history of key Arctic research stations built to study wildlife over decades.
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#ArcticScience #WildlifeResearch
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Happy #OAWeek! Discover our #OpenAccess partnerships and see if your institution has an agreement with us for options with reduced fees. We're committed to advancing open access for all researchers βΆοΈhttps://buff.ly/ZQkRF84
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Our publisher @cdnsciencepub.com has spent 15+ years expanding open access options to make research more accessible to everyone. In our latest blog @ecolevol.bsky.social explains why thereβs no one-size-fits-all approach to OA.
Read more βΆοΈ buff.ly/utW3mcV #CSPBlog #YourResearchHome
Our publisher @cdnsciencepub.com has spent 15+ years expanding open access options to make research more accessible to everyone. In our latest blog @ecolevol.bsky.social explains why thereβs no one-size-fits-all approach to OA.
Read more βΆοΈ buff.ly/utW3mcV #CSPBlog #YourResearchHome
Our publisher @cdnsciencepub.com has spent 15+ years expanding open access options to make research more accessible to everyone. In our latest blog @ecolevol.bsky.social explains why thereβs no one-size-fits-all approach to OA.
Read more βΆοΈ buff.ly/utW3mcV #CSPBlog #YourResearchHome
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This #OpenAccess Week, check out all the #CSPBlogs on open access! We share a whole range of perspectives on community-driven publishing and making trusted science accessible to everyone. πβΆοΈ buff.ly/WWO7wbg
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Celebrate #OAWeek by exploring our #OpenAccess Glossary! Learn key terms in scholarly publishing and OA. The glossary is regularly updated with new definitions to keep you informed πβΆοΈ buff.ly/q6rf84F
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Submit to the @arcticsciencej.bsky.social collection marking 50 years of Toolik research. All topics from biosphere to atmosphere welcome! @toolikfieldstation.bsky.social
Submission instructions βΆοΈ buff.ly/ILC2tor
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Arctic Science and @canjzoology.bsky.social are accepting submissions on the phenomenon of population cycles as they occur in small mammals!
Learn more πΏβΆοΈ buff.ly/zeRsArc
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An aerial photo of Toolik Field Station. Arctic Science Call for Papers social card.
Celebrating 50 years of research at @toolikfieldstation.bsky.social ! @arcticsciencej.bsky.social is calling for papers exploring environmental change across Arctic Alaska. From Coldfoot to Sagwon, all disciplines welcome.
Submission instructions βΆοΈ buff.ly/ILC2tor
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New in Arctic Science: Long-term vertebrate research and monitoring sites in Arctic Canada explores decades of wildlife studies across the North and the lasting legacy of these field stations.
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#ArcticScience #WildlifeResearch #ArcticCanada
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Academic freedom is essential to strong science. Our CEO and Executive Editor-in-Chief Robert Mann share how we protect editorial independence, support diverse voices, and uphold rigorous peer review πβΆοΈ buff.ly/4FVWnui
#YourResearchHome #AcademicFreedom @elainestott.bsky.social
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On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honor the strength and wisdom of Indigenous Peoples. Let's listen, learn, and reflect on building a more inclusive future together.
#TruthAndReconciliation #IndigenousPeoples #Equity
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Join us today at 1PM EDT for a webinar on supporting evidence-informed decision-making with @envevidencecanada.bsky.social!
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@arcticsciencej.bsky.social welcomes Dr. Isabel C. Barrio as co-Editor-in-Chief! A terrestrial ecologist at the Agricultural University of Iceland, Dr. Barrio brings global research expertise on plantβherbivore interactions in tundra ecosystems. Welcome @icbarrio.bsky.social!
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Step-by-step guide to becoming a peer reviewer with Canadian Science Publishing using ScholarOne and ORCID ID submission platform.
Celebrate #PeerReviewWeek with us!
This week highlights the essential role of reviewers in scholarly publishing. Learn how you can contribute through peer review πβΆοΈ buff.ly/nZQayjR
#PRW2025
Photo of small mammal with overlay text reading: Call for Papers: Small Mammal Population Cycles as Vital Pulses of Ecosystems
Arctic Science and @canjzoology.bsky.social invite submissions on small mammal population cycles. This collection explores climate, seasonality, and multifactorial drivers while advancing understanding across ecological scales!
βΆοΈ buff.ly/zeRsArc
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Reviewers are at the heart of scholarly publishing. Explore how our initiatives with @src-rsc.bsky.social, @ehpecs.bsky.social, and @scas-scsa.bsky.social are equipping early-career scientists to become skilled reviewers π¬βΆοΈ buff.ly/LshBQsW
#PeerReviewWeek #PRW2025 #ECR
Headshots of four experts including Dr. Steven Cooke, Dr. Andrew Kadykalo, Dr. Paul Snelgrove, and Dr. Rachel Vallender for an environmental webinar.
Join us for another webinar with @envevidencecanada.bsky.social on evidence-informed decision-making! Discover how science informs environmental choices. Register now: buff.ly/KpR5EBs
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Arctic Science is looking to highlight a wide range of voices through Perspectives, including ECRs, retired experts, industry professionals, and underrepresented communities.
Share your viewpoint βΆοΈ buff.ly/31Zf98q
#ArcticScience #AcademicPublishing
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Whatβs a Perspective? Itβs a fully referenced thought piece that opens space for commentary, new hypotheses, or reinterpretations of current research. Now available in Arctic Science.
Submission info βΆοΈ buff.ly/31Zf98q
#ArcticScience #AcademicPublishing
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Whether you focus on EDIA, sustainability, or academic freedom, your work matters. Enter our draw for a chance to win a waiver and publish #OpenAccess with no APCs.
#YourResearchHome
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An aerial photo of Toolik Field Station. Arctic Science Call for Papers social card.
Celebrating 50 years of research at @toolikfieldstation.bsky.social ! @arcticsciencej.bsky.social is calling for papers exploring environmental change across Arctic Alaska. From Coldfoot to Sagwon, all disciplines welcome.
Submission instructions βΆοΈ buff.ly/ILC2tor
JUST-IN
Late Holocene tundra fires and linkages to climate and vegetation in Northern Alaska
Frank-DePue and Chipman doi.org/10.1139/as-2... #OpenAccess
JUST-IN
Simulated current and projected radiation balance of a High Arctic lake during the open water season
Robinson and Brown buff.ly/THXogTT #OpenAccess
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We believe in supporting research that drives positive change. Enter a draw to win a waiver for open access publishing with no APCs or fees.
#YourResearchHome
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Modelling the temporal dynamics of subarctic surface temperature inversions from atmospheric reanalysis for producing point-scale multi-decade meteorological time series in mountains
Pozsgay and Gruber buff.ly/J13GBft #OpenAccess
Photo of small mammal with overlay text reading: Call for Papers: Small Mammal Population Cycles as Vital Pulses of Ecosystems
Arctic Science and @canjzoology.bsky.social invite submissions on small mammal population cycles. This collection explores climate, seasonality, and multifactorial drivers while advancing understanding across ecological scales!
βΆοΈ buff.ly/zeRsArc
π· Fabrice Simon
#AcademicSky #SciComm π§ͺ
Three skiers ascending a snowy mountain slope under a clear blue sky with Arctic Science branding and a call for perspectives submissions.
@arcticsciencej.bsky.social now welcomes Perspective papers! This new article type provides space for thought pieces, emerging ideas, and critical reflections in northern polar research. Learn more about how to contribute βΆοΈ buff.ly/31Zf98q
#ArcticScience #AcademicPublishing
JUST-IN
Inuit perspectives on the significances of Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus; Iqaluppik) in food security, health, and well-being in Nunavik, their dietary preferences, and factors impacting fish quality
Bolduc et al. doi.org/10.1139/as-2... #OpenAccess
