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Olson, Wilma K.; He, Rong-Qiao; Benedetto, Antonio; Iskratsch, Thomas; Шайтан, К. В.; Hall, Damien

doi:10.1007/s12551-022-01002-z

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The IUPAB Biophysical Reviews journal provides a regular forum, known as the "Editors' Roundup," that is available to editorial board members of any biophysics-related journal to contribute a personal recommendation of articles appearing within their publications. This latest Issue of the Editors' Roundup carries recommendations from editorial board members associated with the following journals, Cell Biochemistry and Biophysics, Biophysics, and the Biophysical Reviews journal.In 2022, Biophysical Reviews began the "Editors' Roundup" program which allows interested parties to contribute to a cross-journal platform to both advertise and illuminate the articles published within their journals. Aside from alerting readers to their journal content, it also allows contributors to develop a personal connection with those who enjoy their recommended content.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Biophysical Reviews: Publishing short and critical reviews written by key figures in the field

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Biophysical Reviews: And the winner is …

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2023

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This Editorial (Vol. 15 Issue 2-Regular Issue) first announces the winner of the 2023 Michèle Auger Award for Young Scientists' Independent Research before then going on to describe the contents of the current Issue. The Editorial closes with a discussion of the pros and cons of writing in the formulation of scientific ideas.Each year, the Biophysical Reviews journal runs a single competition known as the "Michèle Auger Award for Young Scientists' Independent Research". Started in 2020, the award carries out two functions that are important to the journal:(i) The annual award acts as a perpetual memorial for a much admired and well-liked former Editorial Board Member Prof. Michèle Auger (IUPAB 2018), (ii) Helps to recognize the next generation of biophysicists by providing a forum to have their work read and appreciated within the scientific community.In this section, I would like to explain some of the benefits available to those nominated for the award, the process by which this year's award was judged, and finally, to announce the winner of this year's award.

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Editors’ roundup: October 2022

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Editors’ roundup: April 2023

Editors’ roundup: April 2023

Biophysical Reviews: Publishing short and critical reviews written by key figures in the field

Biophysical Reviews: And the winner is …

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