Watching cancer cells take over
New advances in imaging methods allow scientists to watch living cells exist, mutate, and divide in real time. A new article featured in Cell Division explains… Read more »
Faye Nourollahi
Faye is a Journal Development Editor for the BMC series of Springe Nature. She has a graduate degree in biology with a focus on endocrinology from the University of California, San Diego, and has worked as a researcher in academia and private industry before entering publishing
Latest posts by Faye Nourollahi (see all)
- Watching cancer cells take over - 8th October 2018
- World Malaria Day: interview with Dr. Marcus Lacerda - 25th April 2018
- World Malaria Day Quiz 2018 - 25th April 2018
World Malaria Day: interview with Dr. Marcus Lacerda
To mark this year’s World Malaria Day BMC spoke to noted researcher Dr. Marcus Lacerda about the malaria parasite Plasmodium vivax and his work on a new… Read more »
World Malaria Day Quiz 2018
Every year, April 25th marks World Malaria Day. This year's theme is "Ready to beat malaria" which aims to unite the global malaria community around the common… Read more »
Miss Kentucky would like you to please pay attention to the board
On February 8th and 9th at the United Nations headquarters in NYC, the Royal Academy of Science International Trust held a program to recognize women in STEM… Read more »
Danielle Stodilka and the Matilda effect
One of the speakers at the United Nations for International Women and Girls in Science day was Danielle Stodilka, a materials and data scientist from Canada who… Read more »
3rd International Day of Women and Girls in Science at the United Nations
On February 8th and 9th at the United Nations headquarters in NYC, the Royal Academy of Science International Trust held a program to recognize women in STEM… Read more »
Convincing the public not to engage in harmful drinking: a more challenging task than you might think
A new study published today in BMC Public Health looks at the most effective means of combating industry marketing techniques on unhealthy drinking habits.
Pangolins: the world’s cutest creature you’ve never heard of
Curious and cute, pangolins are among the strangest of mammals. Here we discuss new research, recently published in BMC Genomics, that reshapes our thinking of… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC-series: June 2017
Results-free peer review • consumption of wine and glass size • euthanasia for psychiatric disorders or dementia • gut microbial colonization and asthma… Read more »
In the Belly of the Beast
A new study recently published in BMC Genomics suggests a single gene, F10, is the potential modulator for the system wide metabolic regulation that allows… Read more »