Meet the Winners of the Odile Bain Memorial Prize 2021
This year again Parasites & Vectors, in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, awarded the Odile Bain Memorial Prize to two exceptional… Read more »
Roberto Garbero
Roberto has been working in science publishing with Springer Nature since 2011 and is now Journal Development Manager of journals in the field of microbiology and infectious diseases.
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- Meet the Winners of the Odile Bain Memorial Prize 2021 - 20th July 2021
- Meet the winners of the Odile Bain Memorial Prize 2020 - 20th October 2020
- Highlights from HIV and AIDS reviews - 6th August 2020
Meet the winners of the Odile Bain Memorial Prize 2020
The Odile Bain Memorial Prize recognizes early career scientists who have made significant contributions to the medical and veterinary parasitology fields, in… Read more »
Highlights from HIV and AIDS reviews
We feature here a selection of review articles published recently in AIDS Research & Therapy and other journals, shedding light on fundamental aspects, as… Read more »
We are getting side-tracked by our focus on anti-vaccine activists
Don't get side-tracked by anti-vaccine activists, say Maryke Steffens and Adam Dunn. Targeting people who lack confidence in vaccines is key to increasing… Read more »
Meet the winners of the Odile Bain Memorial Prize 2019
The Odile Bain Memorial Prize, established in 2014, was created to recognize early career scientists who have made significant contributions to the medical and… Read more »
Scientists to be proud of
Diversity has become a buzz-word in so many fields that we may be forgetting why it has gotten so important. Science and academia are no exception for this. So… Read more »
Mycology research on the front line of environmental and health challenges
Mycology crucially contributes to the understanding of the raising threat that fungi present for humans, plants and animals, as well as their role in ecology… Read more »
The greatest scientists are artists too
Albert Einstein believed that there is a lot in common between art and science. But since the Renaissance, when polymaths captured the beauty of their… Read more »
Scientists of the future at the 30th Fungal Genetics Conference
Editors of Fungal Biology and Biotechnology recently attended the 30th Fungal Genetics Conference in Pacific Grove, CA, USA. We invited young scientists who… Read more »
It’s not just about nutrients – the Journal of Ethnic Foods now open for submissions
Food studies provide better insights into important societal processes involving economics, health, politics, history, and the environment. The Journal of… Read more »