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Re:Risk of false positives in fMRI of post-mortem Atlantic s... by prefrontal on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:31PM (#15603544)
We were the inaugural article in what was to be an entire journal dedicated to surprising/odd results. The salmon paper went through a pretty solid peer review as part of publication in JSUR, so we felt good sending it there.

Our paper came out and got a lot of attention, which was good press for the journal. After that the JSUR founders found that they didn't have much time available and the journal folded a few years later. In the end, we were the only paper it published.

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Re:Risk of false positives in fMRI of post-mortem Atlantic s... by etiam on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @04:37PM (#15605238)
All the more special for your work to be the whole history of a journal I guess.

But it's a shame they couldn't continue, I would have loved to have something filling that niche.

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