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Nature 448, 129 (12 July 2007) | doi:10.1038/448129c; Published online 11 July 2007
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Your Editorial 'Mentors of tomorrow' (Nature 447, 754; 2007) highlights a need to encourage ethical, honest and fair peer review by young scientists. Although I applaud the ethos of the argument presented, graduate students such as myself often suffer from anonymity in their field of research, even though our work is often at the cutting edge.
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