The multidisciplinarity of parasitology
The British Society for Parasitology hosted their autumn symposium in London in association with the Linnean society. This years fitting theme was “The… Read more »
20 Oct 2017
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
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Listen to Your Gut: A Healthy Biome Holds Clues to Better Health
It’s no secret that our diet affects our health, and now new research suggests that it is actually the bacteria-rich biome in our gut that holds clues to just… Read more »
What causes most regret?
We feel regret both for chances we missed in the past and opportunities our decisions today will cost us in future, but which do people regret most?
Predicting a soldier’s potential for developing depression and PTSD
Research published in BMC Psychology has found that a series of validated, self-reported questions administered to soldiers early in their careers could predict… Read more »
10 tips for promoting your research online
How do you make sure the right people are seeing your research? Is it being read as much as you’d like? In this guest blog, Joshua Clark, Marketing Executive… Read more »
Securing crucial funding for harm reduction in a challenging setting: Iva Jovović discusses LET, the quality-of-life improvement NGO in Croatia
Following a workshop in Budapest last autumn on how to secure sustainable funding for harm reduction in Central and Eastern Europe, Jeffrey Lazarus has been… Read more »
Introducing Biomedical Dermatology
To celebrate the launch of Biomedical Dermatology, we spoke to the Managing Editor, Dr. Jinhyuk Jung (Harvard Medical School, USA), to introduce the journal and… Read more »
Philosophy and ethics in the frontiers of brain science
With large scale international programs entering new phases, upcoming meetings and a growing debate, new discoveries in brain science always keep fostering… Read more »
Complex cancer decisions, no easy answers
With the many different options now available for the treatment of cancer, it can be very difficult for both clinicians and patients to decide on the best… Read more »
