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 submissions is Friday the 16th… Read more »
Davy Falkner
Davy manages BMC's blog network and social media channels. He graduated from Keele University with a BSc in Biology with English in 2014.
Latest posts by Davy Falkner (see all)
- BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition – one week to go! - 9th November 2018
- I Heart Research: We speak to the winner of last year’s ‘Research in progress’ photo competition - 7th November 2018
- BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition – 4 weeks to go! - 19th October 2018
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 the most widely diagnosed… Read more »
BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition – 4 weeks to go!
Be sure to get your entries in while there’s still time!
BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition 2018 now open for submissions
Last year, to celebrate our transition from BioMed Central to BMC, we held our first ever ‘Research in progress’ photo competition. We received hundreds of… Read more »
The ‘SEAHA CDT collection’ in journal Heritage Science
This blog post has been cross-posted with permission from SEAHA-CDT. The original version can be read here. Following multiple successful publications, we are… Read more »
When real-time looks more benign: Fouls in slo-mo are penalized more severely by soccer referees
This blog was written by Stephan Lewandowsky and crossposted from the Psychonomic Society’s blog. Those of you who are soccer fans may find the following… Read more »
Culture vs. conservation: the murky waters of the marine turtle trade
Conservation of endangered species can often come into conflict with the lives of the indigenous people who live with them. In the Gulf of Venezuela, protected… Read more »
Ant-tick antics: red wood ants could help to reduce tick numbers in forests
If you want to control tick numbers, promoting red wood ants may be the answer. Research recently published in Parasites & Vectors has found that the… Read more »
… And an aphid in a peach tree!
For some fun festive reading, we’re highlighting twelve articles published in our journals for the twelve days of Christmas. So without further ado ... “On… Read more »
What makes a great researcher: tools and skills
SpotOn 2017 is just around the corner, taking place at the Crick Institute on the 18th November. To celebrate this year’s theme: ‘What makes a great… Read more »