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The F1000Prime Faculty

The F1000Prime Faculty comprises peer-nominated, internationally-renowned researchers across biology
and medicine, who review and recommend the articles they consider of greatest interest and merit.

Faculty structure

  • Heads of Faculty are the most eminent individuals in their field overseeing each of the Faculties across biology and medicine. They divide their Faculty into its major disciplines – Sections – and appoint Section Heads for each of these fields.
  • Section Heads are leading authorities in their respective discipline, who provide editorial oversight and appoint Faculty Members to review the literature to ensure the full breadth of the field is covered.
  • Faculty Members are leading experts, who recommend the most noteworthy articles in their fields, sharing their perspective and opinion to help you understand the key points and context.
  • Associate Faculty Members are appointed by Faculty Members to assist them with the recommendation process. They also scan the tables of contents of the major general and specialist journals to ensure that the literature is systematically and comprehensively covered.

Hear from them

Dame Kay Davies

Dame Kay Davies has accumulated over 3 decades of research in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, recently winning a WISE lifetime achievement award. Here, she details her work and tells us why this is an "amazing time in genetics".

Toby Maher

Toby Maher specializes in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, and interstitial and rare lung diseases. In this video, he describes his research ranging from preclinical science to phase III clinical trials and his work in biomarker discovery.

Hugo Spiers

Hugo Spiers used to work with 2014 Nobel Prize-winner John O'Keefe, and here, he tells us about how his research into spatial cognition follows up on many of the questions that arose from O’Keefe’s seminal work.

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