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#Blog post roll for the left side bar

In the third newsletter:

  • Editorial
  • EcoBloggers
  • Interview in Journal of Ecology
  • Next-Generation PoV
  • The road to London
  • IPBES1 outcomes

INNGE.net blog posts

####No ordinary week for ecologists – the IPCC for the ecological crisis 9 months ago in Panama, 96 countries finally decided that the current and future state of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services is of such importance that it needs its own IPCC like structure. Although the final look of IPBES has not yet been decided, that is essentially what its role will be and that is no small thing for the field of ecology.

####The case for arXiv and a broader conception of peer-reviews arXiv is arguably the first great success of open access in science. Created by Paul Ginsparg 21 years ago as a repository of preprints, arXiv hosts more than 700 000 preprints from physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, and other fields. arXiv is not a scientific journal in the traditional sense, it is a place where scientists submit their preprints, almost always before submitting the paper for peer-review.

####International Statistical Ecology Conference Wrap The 3rd edition of the International Statistical Ecology Conference (ISEC) took place last week in a sunny Norway. The conference has grown dramatically in size since its debut in Kent four years ago.