BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition 2018: winning images
Today we announce the winning entries from our BMC ‘Research in progress’ photography competition. In this blog we reveal the winning image, the runner up and a… Read more »
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Chemistry Central Journal evolves to BMC Chemistry
We are delighted to announce that Chemistry Central Journal, a journal that has served the chemistry community as a trusted resource for more than 10 years, will be… Read more »
It’s not just about nutrients – the Journal of Ethnic Foods now open for submissions
Food studies provide better insights into important societal processes involving economics, health, politics, history, and the environment. The Journal of Ethnic… Read more »
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BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition – one week to go!
There’s only one week left to submit your entries to the BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition. The deadline for… Read more »
How people try (but fail) to spot a lie
Can you tell when someone is lying? What clues are you looking for that might give them away? At this year’s SpotOn event in… Read more »
I Heart Research: We speak to the winner of last year’s ‘Research in progress’ photo competition
Visualizing proteins involved in cell regulation in breast cancer tumors is an important step towards understanding and fighting… Read more »
An interview with Sunil Krishnan, new co-EiC of Cancer Nanotechnology
We talk to Sunil Krishnan, the new co-Editor-in-Chief of Cancer Nanotechnology.
A new EiC and new identity for Cancer Nanotechnology
We introduce Sunil Krishnan as the new co-Editor-in-Chief of Cancer Nanotechnology and welcome the journal to the BMC family.
We challenge you to reuse Additional Files (a.k.a. Supplementary Information)
Since our open-access portfolio in BMC and SpringerOpen started collaborating with Figshare, Additional Files and Supplementary… Read more »
Martin Jones talks citizen science ahead of SpotOn 18
Designing programs to interpret images is so complicated that for many tasks, humans still outperform machines. To keep up with… Read more »