BMC Research Notes – adding value to your data
Support for scientific data sharing is gathering more and more support in 2010, so rather than “why share data?” the question now is “how?”. Making data… Read more »
Latest posts by Iain Hrynaszkiewicz (see all)
- Fishy fossils and lemur survival: case studies in data curation - 1st September 2017
- Promoting research data sharing at Springer Nature - 5th July 2016
- ‘Availability of supporting data’: crediting transparency and enhancing the literature - 7th July 2011
Join the data debate: draft position statement on open data
BioMed Central supports the goals of the Panton Principles for Open Data in Science but putting them into practice needs to be done in careful consultation with… Read more »
Arthritis Research & Therapy – published online only from 2011
The contents of the last regular print edition of Arthritis Research & Therapy will be finalized at the end of 2010, which marks the latest evolution of the… Read more »
Elucidating genetic susceptibility to lupus – credit where credit’s due
“We have way more data than we can possibly analyse”, said Arthritis Research & Therapy Editorial Board member Prof Edward Wakeland, in concluding his… Read more »
Meeting the challenges of supplement publishing
Publishing supplements in journals is a practice that frequently comes under scrutiny due to the external sources of funding involved. Some journals… Read more »
BMC Research Notes will free [even more] dark data
BMC Research Notes was launched with the aim of reducing the loss suffered by science (and the potential for publication bias) when sound research goes… Read more »
Stem Cell Research & Therapy – advancing the pathway to the clinic
The publication of the first articles in Stem Cell Research & Therapy today marks the launch of a major forum for translational research into stem cell… Read more »
Traumatic brain injury – a new approach to data standardisation
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious but variable disease, leading to difficulties analysing related studies. In a commentary published in Critical Care,… Read more »
Working together to benefit patients: meeting the challenge
Can we achieve true collaboration between the National Health Service (NHS), academia, industry and consumers? UK government directives have prescribed this… Read more »
What is original research?
All BioMed Central’s journals strive to ensure the integrity of the scientific record and, as members of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), have… Read more »