Extreme glitter: engaging children in science at ICEE 2015
In a Q&A with Mike Tipton, Jim House and Katie Kennedy, from the Extreme Environments Laboratory at Portsmouth University, I found out why delegates at a… Read more »
In a Q&A with Mike Tipton, Jim House and Katie Kennedy, from the Extreme Environments Laboratory at Portsmouth University, I found out why delegates at a… Read more »
We are pleased to announce that Biological Research, the official journal of the Chilean Biology Society (Sociedad de Biología de Chile) has joined the BioMed… Read more »
Almost three long months of climbing, clinical research, highs and lows came to an end for the Xtreme Everest 2 team last Thursday. The celebration party in… Read more »
Two months into a research expedition to Mount Everest, Extreme Physiology & Medicine Editor-in-Chief Mike Grocott, reports from the trip. Researchers on… Read more »
The best biographies are autobiographies. Thus, Hugh Montgomery and Mike Grocott, Editors-in-Chief of Extreme Physiology & Medicine, have commissioned a… Read more »
The Signal Transduction Society (STS) has partnered with BioMed Central to publish Cell Communication and Signaling (CCS) for nearly five years. Since 2010, the… Read more »
Macrophages influence blood vessel development during growth or tissue repair, and also during tumorigenesis. They are of increasing interest to angiogenic… Read more »
When, in the early 1770s, Joseph Priestley conducted his bell jar experiments with mice and mint plants, could he have imagined that these experiments would be… Read more »
Over the last few weeks the world’s eyes have been on London. Athletes from around the globe have been striving to achieve their ultimate potential in the… Read more »
The Bibliotheca Alexandrina emulates the Ancient Library of Alexandria as a major centre for scholarship and dissemination of knowledge. It is in this spirit… Read more »