BioMed Central journals in the news
BioMed Central’s journals have dominated the media in the last two months. Research ranging from glowing fish to a comparison of commercial weight loss… Read more »
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Test your knowledge by joining the Biology Image Library Quiz Challenge
Visit the Biology Image Library and test your biology and biomedicine knowledge by playing our new multiple-choice image quiz Play before 30 September… Read more »
Nominations open for Research Awards
BioMed Central has announced that nominations for the 3rd Annual Research Awards are now open. The awards, now in their third year and growing in popularity,… Read more »
BioMed Central opens new office in Liverpool
Liverpool MP Louise Ellman joined BioMed Central staff and editors at the opening of BioMed Central’s second UK… Read more »
BioMed Central articles now indexed in Zetoc and SOCOLAR
BioMed Central articles are now indexed in both the Zetoc and SOCOLAR services. Zetoc provides access to the British Library’s Electronic Table of… Read more »
Daring to go digital: Interactive discussion reveals how to maximise your online reach
On the 26 March, BioMed Central’s Head of Public Relations Matt McKay joined a panel of experts to discuss emerging trends within the healthcare industry.… Read more »
BioMed Central Publishes Framingham Heart Study 100K Results
BioMed Central has published a series of 17 research articles based on genetic data from the Framingham Heart Study (FHS), as a supplement to BMC Medical… Read more »
Nominations open for the BioMed Central Research Awards 2007
We are pleased to announce the launch of the BioMed Central Research Awards for 2007. These awards recognise excellence in research that has been made… Read more »
Winner of the ‘Best of Cytojournal: 2006’ award announced
We are pleased to announce that Dr M Salih Deveci, from the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, has been awarded the Best of Cytojournal 2006 award for… Read more »
Article series on Methods for Health Surveys in Difficult Settings published in Emerging Themes in Epidemiology
Emerging Themes in Epidemiology recently published a series of articles on ‘Methods for Health Surveys in Difficult Settings’. The… Read more »