Social coding and scholarly communication – open for collaboration
Innovation in how social online tools and their features develop is frequently defined and driven by the network’s users. A collaboration between BioMed… Read more »
Latest posts by Iain Hrynaszkiewicz (see all)
- Social coding and scholarly communication – open for collaboration - 28th February 2013
- Version control for scientific research - 28th February 2013
- Journal of Medical Case Reports celebrates launch of Cases Database - 7th January 2013
Version control for scientific research
Guest blog post from Dr Karthik Ram (KR) and Dr C. Titus Brown (CTB) who have been working with BioMed Central on our recently announced collaboration with the… Read more »
Journal of Medical Case Reports celebrates launch of Cases Database
To celebrate the launch of Cases Database, BioMed Central is offering a discounted article processing charge to Journal of Medical Case Reports authors, and… Read more »
Current Controlled Trials and DOIs – another important step towards Threaded Publications
The introduction of digital object identifiers (DOIs) to all ISRCTN records in the Current Controlled Trials database, announced today, is an essential part of… Read more »
How far have we got with public disclosure of trial data?
BioMed Central in collaboration with an Ottawa-based researcher has received the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) research grant for a timely project… Read more »
Encouraging data developments on the BMC series
The BMC series biology journals have joined BMC Research Notes in encouraging all authors of original research-based articles to publish supporting data… Read more »
Systematic Reviews joins Threaded Publications initiative
Authors of study protocols in Systematic Reviews are now entitled to a 20% discount on the article processing charge (APC) for publication of the results of the… Read more »
Help put the open in Open Data and Open Bibliography
Legal restrictions and uncertainties surrounding scientific data are a barrier to efficient data sharing and reuse, and ultimately the pace of research.… Read more »
How do we standardize peer review of bioinformatics software?
The 20th Annual International Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB), an international meeting positioned at the intersection of… Read more »
Why "We the People" should support open access
Guest blog post by Dr Bill (Craig) Hooker, Associate Editor of BMC Research Notes and open science enthusiast, and strong supporter of the access2research… Read more »