Order high quality reprints online – it’s easy with EzReprint
BioMed Central is pleased to announce the launch of a new online reprint ordering service, provided by EzReprint, a part of Yurchak Printing, Inc, based in the… Read more »
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Open for business: open access journals have the same scientific impact as subscription journals
The debate about who should pay for scientific publishing is of continuing importance to the scientific community but also to the general public who not only… Read more »
Mobile phones in the developing world to boost e-learning
Mobile technology is an essential part of western life, from communicating, interacting through social media, to even making purchases. However mobile phones… Read more »
Sustainability of open access publishing in Africa
Science and innovation are key to sustainable development in Africa. Access to, and maximum visibility of, research underpin this. Open access allows free… Read more »
BioMed Central announces winners of 6th Annual Research Awards
Open access publisher BioMed Central revealed the winners of their 6th Annual Research Awards last night at Emirates Stadium, London, UK. Celebrating the very… Read more »
World Information Society Day
World Information Society Day aims to help raise awareness of the many possibilities that the internet, and other information and communication technologies… Read more »
Category award winners and shortlists announced for BioMed Central’s 6th Annual Research Awards
Our annual Research Awards recognize the excellence in research published across our journals in the past year. BioMed Central Research… Read more »
Open Access stories wanted
Guest blog by Jenny Molloy – post graduate research student at the University of Oxford who coordinates the Open Data in Science working group at the Open… Read more »
Critical Care publishes two new supplements – free to access
Critical Care has just published two new collections to coincide with the start of the 32nd International Symposium on Intensive Care and… Read more »