eLife Appoints New Head of Technology to Lead Open-Source Tool Development
eLife has appointed Paul Shannon as its new Head of Technology to oversee the development of tools and software in support of science communication.
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eLife has appointed Paul Shannon as its new Head of Technology to oversee the development of tools and software in support of science communication.
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