Meet the PLOS editors helping us lead a transformation in science communication
Neither PLOS, nor the wider scientific community, would be where we are without the hard-working team of editors and peer reviewers who work across our journals. We’re proud to have the support of a wide network of an exceptionally skilled and diligent international team of contributors who continue to offer their valuable time.
But there are some PLOS contributors who have gone that extra mile and contributed their expertise in many additional ways.
Read on as we highlight just a few of these editors and reviewers and their outstanding work this year.
Anna Stewart Ibarra
“Opens discussions and fosters a sense of community.”
Kim Blackwell
Marcus Munafo
PLOS Biology
“Marcus coordinated a Registered Report Funding Partnership with Cancer Research UK, in which PLOS Biology and PLOS ONE participate, giving us more visibility in the open science arena.”
Thomas Serre
PLOS Computational Biology
“Thomas opens discussions with other editors on most of his assigned manuscripts, fostering a sense of community and helping to move manuscripts through the editorial process quickly and efficiently.”
“Gives us more visibility in the open science arena.”
Chris Chambers
PLOS Biology
“Outstanding service with his oversight of registered reports accepted by the journal-agnostic-platform Peer Community In which he put together for the journal.”
“Strong supporter of code sharing and encourages authors to make their code available”
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