Molecular Biology & EvolutionThe March cover of Molecular Biology and Evolution features the work of Leria and Maldonado, who investigated biosilicification and skeletal evolution in sponges.
Follow the link for this month's articles:
🔗 https://academic.oup.com/mbe/issue/43/3
MBE Editors-in-Chief Claudia Russo and Brandon Gaut publish a new editorial on the role of society journals in protecting the scientific record.
🔗 doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msag022
🙌 The new logo of Molecular Biology and Evolution is now live!
This new look will carry us forward while maintaining the same rigor and commitment to the molecular evolutionist community as an SMBE journal.
Visit our website to learn why publishing with MBE, as a society-owned journal, helps to support evolutionary science:
🔗 academic.oup.com/mbe/pages/why-publish
GenomeBiolEvolProf. Maria Dulcetti Vibranovski (Universidade de São Paulo) joins GBE, bringing expertise in genome evolution, chromosome biology, gene regulation and expression evolution, spermatogenesis and reproductive genomics, new gene origination and evolution, and sex chromosome evolution
GBE proudly welcomes seven new Associate Editors to its Editorial Board!
These researchers bring vast experience in genomic sciences and evolutionary biology, and will carry out a great service to the SMBE community. We will be presenting these colleagues throughout the coming days.
From Nanyang Technological University, in Singapore, Hie Lim Kim brings her expertise on population genomics, environmental genomics, and human evolution to the MBE editorial board.
Suhua Shi (Sun Yat-sen University, China), researcher on speciation, adaptive evolution, plants, population genetics, joins the MBE editorial board as an Associate Editor.
MBE welcomes Li Yu, Professor at Yunnan University (China), as a new Associate Editor specializing in mammal speciation, adaptive evolution, conservation, and metagenomics.
Paschalia Kapli, Research Leader at the Natural History Museum in the UK, joins MBE as an Associate Editor, bringing in expertise on phylogenomics, phylogenetic discordance, and evolutionary radiations.
Yongfeng Zhou, Professor at the Agricultural Genomes Institute at Shenzhen, China, is one of the new members of MBE's editorial board. He brings in his experience on plant domestication, structural variation, climate adaptation, and transposable elements.
