Written by Tina Harseim, Head of Social Media, Springer Nature and Gregory Goodey, Research Analyst, Springer Nature. The data from this survey has been made… Read more »
This year's scientific breast cancer image competition - in partnership with the UK’s largest breast cancer charity, Breast Cancer Now and the leading breast… Read more »
In this video we explore how we slip from one stage of sleep to the next. New research published in Molecular Brain identifies a brain circuit that controls… Read more »
East Asian dog breeds like the Chow Chow are amongst the most ancient breeds of dog and represent a basal lineage of dog evolution. To further investigate the… Read more »
Saturday 4th March marks Open Data Day, an annual event that celebrates open data all over the word. One of the four key themes for this year is open research… Read more »
Valentine’s Day is traditionally a day to let someone know you’re interested in them, often with a card or bunch of roses. But how would you go about this… Read more »
Warning labels on products like alcohol that can be harmful when over consumed seem on the surface an obvious method of reducing consumers’ intake and… Read more »
Published today in the Journal of Ecology and Environment, authors from Kyungpook National University in Korea, report the first finding of three newly recorded… Read more »
A study published today in Marine Biodiversity Records presents the first live sighting of the ruby seadragon, Phyllopteryx dewysea, a species previously only… Read more »
Not had a chance to read all our posts over the festive period? Here’s a roundup of what you’ve missed in December…