Towards interoperable bioinformatics web services for integrated applications
The generation of unprecedented amounts of genomic-scale data on a daily basis has created an awareness of the need for more effective interaction between… Read more »
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- 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
Report from the Publishing Open Data Working Group meeting, 17th June 2011
On 17th June BioMed Central held a Publishing Open Data Working Group meeting, proposed in the spring, in London, UK. This post is a summary report from the… Read more »
Systematic Reviews journal to increase transparency and innovation in healthcare publishing
“The notion of systematic review – looking at the totality of evidence – is quietly one of the most important innovations in medicine over the past 30… Read more »
Open Network Biology and the second Sage Bionetworks Commons Congress
The Sage Bionetworks, a nonprofit organization hoping to revolutionize how researchers approach the treatment of human disease, is holding its second annual… Read more »
Threaded publications: we need you and your data for the next phase
BioMed Central recently convened some inaugural ‘threaded publications’ discussions in Oxford, UK. This post is an expanded summary of the discussions and… Read more »
BMC Research Notes launches a new series on HIV/AIDS
With more than 30 million people living with HIV and over 50% of the population in some regions of the world such as Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and Middle… Read more »
Thomson Scientific's Essential Science Indicators highlights Critical Care as a highly-cited journal in clinical medicine
One of BioMed Central’s journals, Critical Care, has recently been added to Thomson Scientific’s Essential Science Indicators (ESI), an online… Read more »