Development Community Survey

Posted by Katherine Brown, on 1 September 2015

At Development, we’re always thinking about how we can best serve our community, and striving to ensure that the journal is publishing the most important and relevant research for its readership. To help us going forwards, we’re now asking for your feedback with a community survey designed to gauge how well Development represents and serves the modern developmental biology community. Do our papers reflect the cutting edge of the field? What do you think about the recent expansion of our stem cell content? This is your chance to tell us what you think about the journal, and to help us shape the future of Development.

Please take the time to complete this survey – it shouldn’t take more than a few minutes to fill in, and your feedback is invaluable to us. Thanks for your help!

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