Author: Diana Curcio In our latest podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with the Chief Scientific Officer at PLOS, Dr. Véronique Kiermer, who, among other things, chatted a bit about the new PLOS and protocols.io initiative. “The new partnership will allow researchers to deposit a protocol on protocols.io and…

Authors: Anita Bröllochs and Diana Curcio Meet the protocols.io Editorial Team! Have you ever wondered how our editors work behind the scenes to properly format and import protocols to protocols.io? We asked three of our editors to break down their role as a protocols.io …

Author: Anita Bröllochs The Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) is one of the largest communities of underrepresented minorities in STEM. Students attend the conference to present their research, enhance professional development skills, explorate graduate schools, and network with some of the top companies in science and technology. …

As the scientific community continues to adapt to the shift of working remotely, we aim to provide researchers with the necessary tools in order to improve the replicability of their work. protocols.io can be used to manage all of your research data and protocols in one secure location, allowing you…

Author: Emma Ganley protocols.io embraces open access with users all around the world. It’s Open Access week — yayyy — always a good time to take stock of advances or hiccups in the road to open access. We started out the week with a great short video of protocols.io’s CEO…

Author: Derek Janssens Derek Janssens is a member of the Henikoff Lab at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. In this guest blog post, Derek discusses the CUT&RUN method in detail and how his lab uses protocols.io to enable discussions and feedback. Since it’s conception three years ago, the CUT&RUN…

The protocols.io platform offers a place to organize all of your class materials in one place, while keeping students engaged, and providing the necessary resources to teach either remotely or in person. Get a look at some of the key functions in which you can structure your class, plus explore…

Carbon is the private collaboration side of protocols.io, allowing your team to develop methods, organize work, and collaborate securely from anywhere. It provides advanced features that enable you to collaborate with colleagues, and ensures that the work provided won’t leave, even if a team member does.