Highlights of the BMC series: February 2020
Grieving parents and what they need to know when their babies are stillborn • CoCites: a citation-based search method for scientific literature • Playing… Read more »
Alison Cuff
Alison is a Senior Editor for the BMC-series. 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)
- Highlights of the BMC series: February 2020 - 26th March 2020
- Sleepy animals, hunters and lizards that can (possibly) change sex: the Wildlife Research and Conservation 2019 conference - 7th January 2020
- BMC Ecology Image Competition Announcement 2019 - 16th October 2019
Sleepy animals, hunters and lizards that can (possibly) change sex: the Wildlife Research and Conservation 2019 conference
BMC Zoology recently attended the Wildlife Research and Conservation 2019 (WRC2019) conference in Berlin. organized by the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and… Read more »
BMC Ecology Image Competition Announcement 2019
We are delighted to announce that the 7th annual BMC Ecology image competition launches today! Submit your images for a chance to highlight your research,… Read more »
Highlights from ISMBECCB 2019
BMC Bioinformatics recently attended the annual Intelligent Systems for Molecular (ISMB) meeting in Basel, Switzerland which, this year, was held jointly with… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC series: July 2019
Lights out, lets dance! • Supporting access to healthcare for refugees • WhatsApp in medical education • Fishing for iodine • Image of the month
Highlights of the BMC Series: May 2019
Big toenail and hair samples can measure fluoride exposure •Existential suffering and assisted suicide in Switzerland •Near fatal Intoxication by e-liquid… Read more »
BMC Ecology Image Competition 2018: the winning images
Today, BMC Ecology announces the winners of our 2018 Image Competition. Here we share our overall winning images - enjoy!
Highlights of the BMC series: December 2018
Celebrating Human Rights Day • Do opioid treatment policies prevent opioid-related hospital readmissions? • A new self-assessment tool for cancer patients… Read more »
Phenotypic plasticity in a pandemic lineage of the Irish potato famine pathogen
In a paper recently published in BMC Evolutionary Biology, an international team of scientists describes how evasion of host immunity by a clonal variant of the… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC series: April 2018
Interview with Professor Gabriel Richet • Review of systems medicine in cardiovascular disease • Correlation between poor diet and smoking • Comparing… Read more »