Many activities related to GIE took place during Digestive Disease Week this year in Washington, DC. Twenty-one author interviews were taped on Monday. New author interviews filmed at DDW will be featured in upcoming issues of the Journal. Thank you to all of our interviewers and authors who participated! Be sure to read the 2015 …
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ORCID—optimizing research discoverability
As a researcher, it is critical to your reputation and career that research and scholarly organizations, funders, publishers, scholarly societies and associations, and your fellow researchers be able to quickly and unambiguously identify and attribute your work – and only your work – to you. How can you ensure that you are receiving credit and …
2014 Reviewer Award Winners
Congratulations to this year's Reviewer Award Winners! Thirty-five GIE reviewers were recognized for their superior contributions to GIE, both through completing high numbers of reviews and for submitting the highest quality of work. Thank you for donating your time and energy to the peer-review process. Your efforts help to make GIE a success. This year's winners …
GIE at DDW® 2014
Many activities related to GIE took place during Digestive Disease Week this year in Chicago. Twenty-one author interviews were taped on Monday. New author interviews filmed at DDW will be featured in upcoming issues of the Journal. Thank you to all of our interviewers and authors who participated! GIE Associate Editors met for a …
Happy holidays!
Wishing you a wonderful New Year's! We look forward to working with you in 2014. ~ The GIE Editorial Team
A Brief History of the Fellows’ Corner
Stephen Kim, MD, a third year GI fellow at the UCLA Medical Center and current co-editor of the Fellows’ Corner, provides an abbreviated history of the Fellows’ Corner column. In January 2005, the first Fellows’ Corner column was published in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy while under the direction of Editor-in-Chief, George Triadafilopoulos, MD. From the onset, the …
ORCID—Connecting Research to Researchers
Authors who have submitted papers recently to GIE may have noticed something new—a prompt to register for an ORCID identifier. Founded in 2010, ORCID is a non-profit organization developing an open registry of unique personal identifiers for researchers and scholars. ORCID identifiers, a unique 16-digit number, connect researchers and scholars with their contributions and published …
