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Letter from the Chair – Volume 4, Issue 2
It used to be that getting your experiments done, with most of the proper controls included, which you hoped would be eventually published, was what defined the essence of being[…]
Letter from the Editors – Volume 4, Issue 2
“NO SCIENCE IS IMMUNE TO THE INFECTION OF POLITICS AND THE CORRUPTION OF POWER.” – JACOB BRONOWSKI 2016 is a year of many political shifts. In Canada, we welcomed a[…]
Letter from the Chair – Volume 4, Issue 1
We are now starting Volume IV of IMMpress Magazine, and I remain awestruck (best synonym for “impressed” that I saw fitting) by the high level of design sophistication, remarkable breadth[…]
Letter from the Editors – Volume 4, Issue 1
“Scientist’s theories are not just formal axiomatic statements of scientific laws, but incorporate hidden assumptions about the nature of reality and of science….” – Thomas Hardy Leahey Over the past[…]
Seeing Red: An Editor’s Guide to Writing
Let me start by saying that this is not a “cheat sheet” to writing the perfect article. Nor is it an exhaustive list of the things to consider as an[…]
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