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12/07/2017

Exciting job opportunity at Imperial College London!

Research Associate- participate in the collaborative development and validation of guiding principles to improve robustness of preclinical neuroscience research methods.

https://goo.gl/f1bPaq

Applications are invited for a Research Associate to conduct pre-clinical neuroscience methodology research with the intention of participation in the collaborative development and validation of guiding principles to improve preclinical robustness of pre-clinical neuroscience research methods. A maj...

30/06/2017

**Exciting opportunity for anyone with systematic review experience**
We are looking for people with systematic review experience to take part in evaluation of an exciting new web-based application to improve the process of data extraction.

The trial should take no more than 3 hours and can be done in a flexible timeframe - you don't have to do it all in one sitting - and the purpose of it is to assess if this platform can be incorporated into other time-saving, systematic review-improving platforms, such as CAMARADES-NC3Rs SyRF (syrf.org.uk)

Contact Fala Cramond ([email protected])

More information available at: https://goo.gl/LHbcqo

13/06/2017

Great news!! All 882 manuscripts of the Nature Publication Quality Improvement Project have now been dual scored and reconciled – we are now moving on to data analysis and are excited for the results.
A huge thank you to all of our collaborators for their great work on this important project. Collaborators will be listed in order of completed reviews in the resulting publication and will be updated on our progress shortly.

13/01/2017

Almost there! Over 75% of manuscripts are now dual reviewed! A big thanks to all our collaborators! Join us at https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

13/01/2017

Paula awarding Andrew with his iPad prize :) 📱

Congratulations 🎉!! Thank you for all your hard work on the Nature Study!

You can still win exciting prizes, sign up and start reviewing manuscripts here:- https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

06/01/2017

The IICARus New Year's Challenge is now well underway!

Review the most manuscripts between 1st January - 28th February to win a £30 Amazon gift card ⭐️! All reviews completed during this time will also contribute towards earning prizes based on the number of reviews you complete (USB stick for 10 reviews, a Netflix/ Spotify subscription for 30 reviews, a kindle for 50 reviews and even an iPad 📱 at 100 reviews).

There has never been a better time to get involved! Find out more at https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/iicarus/

01/01/2017

What a challenge! Our winner Daniel completed an amazing 100 reviews! In total, 285 reviews were submitted as part of our NPQIP Festive Season Challenge! A big thanks to all collaborators!

19/12/2016

Our NPQIP Festive Season Challenge ends soon!! Review the most manuscripts from 01 November until 31 December and win a £30 Amazon gift voucher. Our top reviewer has completed an amazing 50 manuscripts! Hurry up and win the challenge! Find out more and sign up to our Nature project here: https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

15/12/2016

Amazing progress on ! 75% of manuscripts are now single reviewed! A big thanks to all our collaborators! Join us at https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

Publication Standards Review Web Application

28/11/2016

Great work everyone! 200 reviews completed for this month! 2/3 of manuscripts are now single reviewed! Join us at https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

01/11/2016

Remember the ‘NPQIP Festive Season Challenge’ starts TODAY!! Review the most manuscripts from 01 November until 31 December and win a £30 Amazon gift voucher. Hurry up and get on that leaderboard! If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s never been a better time to join. Find out more and sign up to our Nature project here: https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip/

14/09/2016

Opportunity to join our exciting Nature Research Project

Nature Publishing Group introduced a change in their editorial policy which required authors in the life sciences to complete a checklist with their submissions, indicating whether or not they had taken certain measures which might reduce the risk of bias and if they report key experimental and analytical details. NPQIP is a study that assesses any impact of this change.
By reviewing scientific papers as part of this project you will have the opportunity to be named as a collaborator on a high-impact publication, contribute to improving in vivo and in vitro research and earn various prizes, including an iPad (upon completion of 80 reviews).
Find out more and get involved here: https://ecrf1.clinicaltrials.ed.ac.uk/npqip