Why time spent teaching is time well spent
Guest blogger Bryony Graham now has her own PhD student to supervise. She discusses the challenges and rewards of teaching someone all the important skills that you… Read more »
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February blogs digest: Impact Factors, ‘three-parent’ babies, shisha, and more
Didn't get a chance to read all of February's blog posts? Here's the best of what you missed...
Open data – more obstacles or opportunities?
Last Thursday, Digital Science organized their first Spotlight event, held at their offices in central London. The topic: 'Open data for researchers - the obstacles… Read more »
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BioMed Central takes roadshow to Australia and New Zealand
On the 19th, 23rd and 26th of February, BioMed Central hosted three roadshows in Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland respectively. Here… Read more »
Reducing publication bias in animal research
A workshop on publication bias in animal research reveals the importance of publishing negative results and the role of… Read more »
Mind the gap: open access and the public understanding of science
A recent report in a series on ‘science and society’ from the Pew Research Center suggests scientists believe there’s a gap… Read more »
Open data in the spotlight
What opportunities and obstacles does open data offer for researchers? George King from Digital Science tells us more about the… Read more »
A new era for research: Q&A with the Editor-in-Chief of Pilot and Feasibility Studies
Last month marked the highly anticipated launch of our new journal, Pilot and Feasibility Studies, which will address the void… Read more »
January blogs digest: clinical trials, science communication, epidemics, and more
Missed some of our January blogs content? Catch up now with our blogs digest...
Mitochondrial replacement IVF: evolving attitudes to embryo research
Reflecting on the UK Parliament’s debate and decision on mitochondrial replacement IVF