Michael Okun
@michael_okun
Associate Professor of (Systems & Computational) Neuroscience @UniofNottingham. Interested in cortical dynamics.
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A project that I've been working on for the last couple of years (on & off), dealing with the question of how firing rates of neuronal populations change (1/6).
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Thanks, but your description contradicts my experience. In practice your system heavily interferes with meaningful editorial control over reviewer invitations, which goes to the core of peer-review integrity. This isn't a 'communication shortfall'—it's a systemic choice you made.
@michael_okun 2/3 By design, the Associate Editor’s expertise and reviewer invitations always take precedence. The peer-review system is built to support the editor’s decisions, and you retain the ability to revoke, replace, or invite additional reviewers at any point in the process.View quoted post on X
I’ve officially resigned as Associate Editor for Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience (part of @FrontNeurosci). It used to be a reputable journal, but became a case study in how forced automation destroys academic integrity. 👇
Thanks to all the attendees and presenters at our annual Neuroscience@Nottingham event, joint to @UniofNottingham and @NottmTrentUni !
A special thanks to our external speakers: @SeriesPeggy and @VVyazovskiy
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A special thanks to our external speakers: @SeriesPeggy and @VVyazovskiy
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