Connecting up post-publication commentary via integration with PubMed Commons
The launch last month of PubMed Commons, which makes it possible to post comments on PubMed for any indexed article, could mark a significant change in… Read more »
The launch last month of PubMed Commons, which makes it possible to post comments on PubMed for any indexed article, could mark a significant change in… Read more »
The challenges faced by researchers in obtaining access to published research articles for textmining purposes has been in the news again this month.… Read more »
The US Office of Science and Technology Policy has published the comments received as part of the latest phase of its public consultations on Public Access… Read more »
The 2010 edition of Thomson Reuters’ Journal Citation Reports, released on June 28th 2011, provides further evidence that open access journals are… Read more »
In September this year, BioMed Central introduced support for article cover pages across its journal portfolio (see blog post). This feature has been… Read more »
Structural biologist Gregory Petsko has contributed a thought-provoking and entertaining monthly column to the scientific journal Genome Biology every month… Read more »
On September 14th, a team of runners from BioMed Central will be taking part in a 10K race against our friends (and rivals) at Nature Publishing Group. BioMed… Read more »
Springer Science+Business Media, BioMed Central’s parent company and one of the world’s largest Scientific, Technical and Medical (STM) publishers,… Read more »
The newly released 2009 edition of Thomson Reuters’ Journal Citation Report includes official Impact Factors for 77 BioMed Central journals, 54 of which… Read more »
The UK government has in recent years made significant amounts of government data openly available for reuse. They Work for You is an example of a website… Read more »