Mice, Ants and Amazing Pictures: Chromatin and Epigenetics EMBO Conference 2017
BMC Genetics recently attended the Chromatin and Epigenetics EMBO Conference in Heidelberg, Germany. Held every two years, it provides a “hub” for… Read more »
Alison Cuff
Alison is the Editor for BMC Plant Biology, BMC Genetics and BMC Immunology. She studied at the University of Reading completing a PhD on investigating the effects of mutations on the structure of p53. After working for a time in academia, she joined BioMed Central in May 2014, as a Database Editor for the ISRCTN registry. Alison joined the BMC-series in November 2016.
Latest posts by Alison Cuff (see all)
- Mice, Ants and Amazing Pictures: Chromatin and Epigenetics EMBO Conference 2017 - 1st June 2017
- Highlights of the BMC-series: April 2017 - 2nd May 2017
- How Might Food Crops be Protected in the Face of Climate Change? - 17th April 2017
Highlights of the BMC-series: April 2017
Launch of BMC Rheumatology • Changing environmental conditions causes physical and molecular changes in tomatoes • Rediscovery of the African wolf •… Read more »
How Might Food Crops be Protected in the Face of Climate Change?
Earth day is celebrated every year on April 22nd. Its aim is to raise awareness of environmental issues. Here, the Editor of BMC Plant Biology marks the… Read more »
BMC Genetics: Editor picks of 2016
2016 was an exciting year for BMC Genetics, which published a wide range of interesting articles. Here are just a few of the Editor's favorite picks.
BMC Plant Biology: Best Images of 2016
Grapes, rice, tomatoes and pomegranates - these just a few of the subjects showcased in this collection of beautiful pictures published in BMC Plant Biology… Read more »
COMET VI: Getting Everyone Involved in Core Outcome Sets
The ISRCTN registry was invited to present findings on improving outcome measures listed in clinical trial records at this years COMET VI meeting in Amsterdam.… Read more »
Taking Control of Diabetes
World Diabetes Day was set up to raise awareness of the health threats to people with diabetes mellitus. The theme this year is Eyes on Diabetes, focusing on… Read more »
Healthcare in your pocket? The mobile phone phenomenon
The number of studies involving mHealth technology registered with the ISRCTN registry has been increasing in recent years. With this in mind, we thought it… Read more »
When the right way is the left-handed way: Tips and tools for left-handed trainee cardiac surgeons
Imagine that you're in a job where one slip can potentially cause serious harm or even death. Would you feel confident if the only tools to hand were ones that… Read more »
Getting to grips with arthritis research
This is Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness week. It is hosted by the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society with the aim of increasing awareness of the early signs… Read more »