Naked mole-rats, scientific villages and the Oscars of science
A mainstay of the conference calendar, this year saw the American Society for Cell Biology’s annual meeting complemented by EMBO, European Molecular Biology… Read more »
Graham Bell
Graham received a PhD in Developmental Biology from UCL/Cancer Research UK in 2014. He joined BMC in 2015 to become a member of BMC Biology's editorial team, where he is a Senior Editor.
Latest posts by Graham Bell (see all)
- Naked mole-rats, scientific villages and the Oscars of science - 15th December 2017
- Non-model models, preprints, and the fruit of the translational tree - 9th December 2016
- What is wrong with this picture? – reproducibility and realism - 23rd June 2016
Non-model models, preprints, and the fruit of the translational tree
Earlier this week the annual meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology was held in San Francisco. In attendance was Associate Editor for BMC Biology,… Read more »
What is wrong with this picture? – reproducibility and realism
As part of BMC Biology’s on-going editorial series on the importance of well-designed figures, Graham Bell discusses transparency, and pragmatism in… Read more »
Reproducibility and morpholinos: different methods, different answers
How easily can published results be reproduced or replicated? This is becoming a more frequently asked question in science and an Editorial published today… Read more »