BMC Geriatrics: highlights of 2017
As 2018 begins we take a look back at some of the most interesting research published in the journal in 2017. As the average life expectancy has increased to… Read more »
Aimee completed her BSc in Psychology at the University of Exeter in 2016. She then gained her MSc in Wildlife Management and Conservation, specialising in mammalian evolution and phylogenetic techniques, from the University of Reading in 2017. She currently works as an assistant editor for BMC Women's Health, BMC Geriatrics and BMC Nursing.
Tovah has been an Editor for the BMC series since 2016. Before moving into publishing, Tovah received her Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University, USA, where she studied calcium signaling in yeast, developing a novel microscopy probe for real-time measurement of calcineurin activity. An early fascination with Punnett squares lead to a focus on genetics, which then broadened into an interest in the communication and application of scientific research across disciplines.
Tovah has been an Editor for the BMC series since 2016. Before moving into publishing, Tovah received her Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University, USA, where she studied calcium signaling in yeast, developing a novel microscopy probe for real-time measurement of calcineurin activity. An early fascination with Punnett squares lead to a focus on genetics, which then broadened into an interest in the communication and application of scientific research across disciplines.
Latest posts by Aimee Cummings & Tovah Honor Aronin (see all)
- BMC Geriatrics:highlights of 2017 - 6th February 2018
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BMC Women’s Health: highlights of 2017
BMC Women’s Health has had yet another productive year, publishing important and insightful research relating to matters of women’s physical, mental and… Read more »