Results-Free Peer-Review: Improving Transparency in Review
Peer Review Week is a global event that brings together individuals, institutions, and organizations committed to emphasizing the message that good peer review… Read more »
Anna Clark
Anna is a Senior Editor for the BMC-series. She received her PhD in Neuroscience from King's College London and was a post-doctoral fellow before joining BioMed Central in March 2015.
Latest posts by Anna Clark (see all)
- Results-Free Peer-Review: Improving Transparency in Review - 11th September 2017
- Can technology help global suicide prevention? - 8th September 2017
- Highlights of the BMC-series: July 2017 - 3rd August 2017
Can technology help global suicide prevention?
September 10th 2017 marks the 15th World Suicide Prevention Day. The theme of the 2017 day is ‘Take a Minute, Change a Life’ - encouraging everyone to… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC-series: July 2017
Food hypersensitivity and eating out • Neurological symptom assessment in Wilson’s disease • 3D visualization of live insects • Machine learning to… Read more »
Results-free review: impressions from the first published article
The accumulation of evidence from methodologically sound research reported openly and transparently is the pillar of scientific progress. However, there is a… Read more »
Positive psychology, expressive writing and the confidence cult – BPS 2017
In early May 2017, BMC Psychology attended the British Psychological Society annual conference, in Brighton, UK. The congress provided a platform for talks and… Read more »
Mental Health Awareness Week
Video blog: Changing environmental conditions causes physical and molecular changes in tomatoes
In a new video, we look at research recently published in BMC Plant Biology that explores the complexity of transcriptomic, metabolomic and quality… Read more »
Video blog: How Atlantic salmon prepare for life in saltwater
In a new video, we look at research recently published in BMC Physiology that explores expression changes of insulin-like growth-factor binding proteins during… Read more »
Self-injury: Breaking down the myths
Self-injury (aka non-suicidal self-injury) is when somebody intentionally damages or injures their body. Today, March 1st, is Self-injury Awareness Day (SIAD).… Read more »
Looking beyond the brain in Parkinson’s disease: is the answer skin deep?
Parkinson’s disease pathology is not limited to the brain, but disrupts the function of multiple organ systems. An article recently published in BMC Neurology… Read more »