Technology

PanLingua: a free online tool that makes bioRxiv multilingual

How to read English preprints in any of the 104 languages recognized by Google Translate.

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 6 March 2020

Just say "no" to manels

There’s an app for that. 

Jeffrey Perkel | 7 February 2020

Three ways to collaborate on writing

Document-sharing tools for scientists. 

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 10 January 2020

A “petting zoo for code” makes studies easier to reproduce

A new tool helps users to compose, compute and publish reproducible articles.

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 18 June 2019

Drawing on experience to help scientists tell their stories

The BioRender web tool lets researchers easily create sophisticated scientific illustrations.

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 19 March 2019

Stop, Start, Rewind: A front-seat view of mouse development

A new microscope allows researchers to track single cells in developing embryos, forward and backward in time.

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 20 December 2018

Open framework tackles backwards science

Good news for grackles 

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 6 September 2018

When it comes to reproducible science, Git is code for success

And the key to its popularity is the online repository and social network, GitHub.

Jeffrey Perkel | 11 June 2018

Keep predators out with a low-spam diet

Clever email strategies can help fight the scourge of academic inboxes.

Jeffrey Perkel | 13 April 2018
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