Now we are five
A look back over the first five years of BugBitten.
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Commuters on the London Underground are more likely to catch the flu
The London Underground is a crowded and closed environment with frequent visitors - this type of environment can act as a hot-spot for spreading… Read more »
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BMC ‘Research in progress’ photo competition 2018: winning images
Today we announce the winning entries from our BMC ‘Research in progress’ photography competition. In this blog we reveal the… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC series: November 2018
• Choosing a women’s health career • (Cost-)effectiveness of an internet-based physical activity support program (with and… Read more »
Why do aphids piggyback on each other after dropping off the plant?
Young aphids piggyback on adult aphids to reach safety quicker, and what is even more interesting is that adults actually try to… Read more »
When scholarship is turned into practice: a product counterfeiting research project now codified in an international standard
A new International Standards Organization (ISO) publication on product counterfeiting and fraud is featuring two articles… Read more »
Chemistry Central Journal evolves to BMC Chemistry
We are delighted to announce that Chemistry Central Journal, a journal that has served the chemistry community as a trusted… 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… Read more »
An interview with Sunil Krishnan, new co-EiC of Cancer Nanotechnology
We talk to Sunil Krishnan, the new co-Editor-in-Chief of Cancer Nanotechnology.
A new EiC and new identity for Cancer Nanotechnology
We introduce Sunil Krishnan as the new co-Editor-in-Chief of Cancer Nanotechnology and welcome the journal to the BMC family.